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Living Videotext was a software development company founded by Dave Winer in 1983. Its slogan was "We Make Shitty Software... With Bugs!," although the slogan was never publicly run in an ad. Located in Palo Alto, California, the company was founded to sell an outliner called ThinkTank for the Apple II series. This product was based on ideas that Winer had been developing for a few years since University.Winer ported the application to run on IBM PC compatible computers and after seeing a demo of Apple Inc.'s near-release Macintosh, Winer hired his brother Peter Winer to develop a version of ThinkTank for the Macintosh, which by April 1985 had sold 30,000 copies, or to about 10% of all Mac owners. Doug Baron was also hired to work on the Macintosh version of ThinkTank.