I would say, in brief, Eiffler's chief contribution to Talossa was as an active memory and as a mind independent of JJ and Ben. He was critical in providing perspective, and he was active on Wittenberg and in Talossa in general, again, until the late 2000s or early 2010s.
When I came to Talossa in 2000, the truly active people from the Old-Growth crowd were Ben, JJ, and Eiffler. These were the people whom my 'generation' first knew and looked up to in Talossa.
People might say these three founded and started Talossa. Of course, it was Ben alone who did that in December 1979, but Eiffler along with JJ (and Conâ!) in late 1980 played along and helped Talossa to, in that way-back time, become something bigger than any of them or anyone since.
The Conâ Wars was the time when Talossa took on a life of its own, and if only for his part in that, John Eiffler should in Talossa be remembered for all-time.
When I came to Talossa in 2000, the truly active people from the Old-Growth crowd were Ben, JJ, and Eiffler. These were the people whom my 'generation' first knew and looked up to in Talossa.
People might say these three founded and started Talossa. Of course, it was Ben alone who did that in December 1979, but Eiffler along with JJ (and Conâ!) in late 1980 played along and helped Talossa to, in that way-back time, become something bigger than any of them or anyone since.
The Conâ Wars was the time when Talossa took on a life of its own, and if only for his part in that, John Eiffler should in Talossa be remembered for all-time.