Archive policy

Provenance

The archive contains the 39 articles we can host in full, out of the 42 recovered, by the pseudonymous author DatBTrue, originally posted on the DatBTrue forum between 2008 and 2016. The forum closed in 2016 and was never archived in full. Our text comes from a community transcription in the r/Peptides wiki, recovered from an Internet Archive snapshot. It is not an official republication, and we are not affiliated with the author, any estate, or Synthetek.

Verbatim transcription

We reproduce the transcribed text as found, including the author’s spelling, formatting and occasional errors. Our only additions are a header giving source and retrieval date, and clearly marked notes where text is missing. Where the original discusses dosing, it is preserved as a historical record, not offered as guidance.

Known gaps

Attachments, most diagrams and the original thread discussions are lost. Some articles refer to posts or images that no longer exist. The transcription itself may contain errors we have not yet found. Where we know of a gap, we mark it.

Copyright

Rights remain with the original author. We host this material for study and criticism and will remove it on a documented request from the rights holder.

Licensed articles

Three entries are not reproduced in full. Two, Synthetine and Syntherol, were commissioned by Synthetek and remain under licence; one, the long history of bodybuilding nutrition, reproduces a chapter of Randy Roach’s Splendid Specimens. Each appears as an original summary with a citation to its rights holder, and each can be removed on a documented request.

Corrections

If you find a transcription error, post it in the Corrections & citations forum with the article, the passage, and your evidence, such as an earlier capture. A moderator checks it, and confirmed corrections are logged in the article’s change note.