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With respect to the recent "proposed deletion", it's my understanding that although wiki does have a category for computer museums it doesn't sub categorize for personal computers or pc(s). Therefore a new category was created called Personal Computer Museums, to which Personal Computer Museum was added.

I can see no difference in format between this reference page and others such as DigiBarn Computer Museum or Rhode Island Computer Museum etc..

Also a sample picture was provided to show a typical interactive personal computer museum display.

Gambacort 01:51, 12 December 2006 (UTC) reply