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Comments on the categorization - Stub?

As one of the people who worked in the IBM Scientific Center, 1968 - 1971, it is a bit disappointing to see a bare-bones description that is called a "stub". According to the "No Original Research" constraint, perhaps I am not allowed to contribute. Nonetheless, the work done at the Cambridge center and by others in the same building (Project MAC, Multics, IBM Boston Advanced Programming Center, e.g.) has had lasting and significant impact on the history of computing technology. Dave Tuttle (talk) 17:30, 11 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]