Yes, it would truly be a tragedy if people could reconnect with the people who made their experiences with Sierra a truly unique and special one.
I understand your reasons for discouraging a specific attempt to ask about just general persons who may have worked for Sierra (I’m sure Ken didn’t have the opportunity to personally know each of them well enough to know their names and e-mail addresses), but that is a really important part of what made my relationship with Sierra so special: that people did care enough to write letters back, to make connections, to put a human element to things.
In a world over-run by corporate and commercial interests, is it so wrong that people still want to feel like there are people out there on the other end?