Records / Buyer contract clauses
Turing (Lazarus): Other
Turing's intake must come from someone with admin authority and asks for a rough count per system; estimates are fine, and old systems such as Lotus Notes or Bugzilla are accepted.
Dated 19 Oct 2026Source checked 19 Oct 2026Basis: stated
In the source's own words
“We can only buy artifacts from someone with admin authority. ... For each app category, click the chip(s) for what you used and the rough count. Estimates are fine. If your stack is older or unusual, use Other and type it in: we accept any historical system (Lotus Notes, IRC, Bugzilla, Sybase, etc.).”
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Turing (Lazarus), checked 19 Oct 2026
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