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The focus of the Documation article is the 1969-founded Melbourne, Florida company that made Card Readers and Line Printers: Documation (w/o "Inc" per NYTimes).
There is a section about the companies that became known by several Documation-like names, but that is not the focus of this Wiki article.
There are many distributors of duplicaors/copiers, and the DOCUmation company(www.mation.com) may not even be notable by Wiki standards; the Card Reader/Line Printer company WAS/IS notable, as part of Computer Hardware history (Category:History of computing hardware). Pi314m (talk) 00:12, 29 November 2018 (UTC)Reply
