I save things. Ridiculous things - old magazines, newspapers, memorabilia that offers no real memory. I'm not sure why. I started saving odd things as a kid - certain school work, comic books, etc. Now, I save presentations, proposals, notes, notebooks.

Maybe it's a sense of history. Maybe it's just being a bit odd. Regardless, I continue to save�...and my wife continues to shake her head.

So, it was with great interest I became aware of the Business Plan Achive:

Welcome to the Business Plan archive. In partnership with the Library of Congress, the Center for History and New Media, and the University of Maryland Libraries, the Archive collects and preserves business plans and related planning documents from the Birth of the Dot Com Era so that future generations will be able to learn from this remarkable episode in the history of technology and entrepreneurship.

Please consider contributing your own materials and experiences to the Archive for permanent preservation. Ask yourself, what should the citizen of 2100 know about this important episode in the history of business?

Much thanks to Business Pundit for bringing this to my attention.

Enjoy!