China DOS Union

As a computer teacher, I have quite a few thoughts on the future of DOS. To be honest, DOS is best used as a supplement to Windows. This is a very realistic and practical issue, because our information technology classes have already completely excluded the existence of DOS. In my classes I added one or two lessons for high school students, but I can only talk about some basic partitioning, formatting, and so on. All I can say is that DOS in our country now really is... But that's not really a big deal. I think real information technology classes are nothing more than letting students master the ability to process information; there is no need to be bound to one system. I like DOS but I do not reject other OSes, so the task of promoting DOS requires seriously thinking about national conditions, DOS's role, and so on. This is not something that one union or one forum can change. I think what we should unite for is promotion!!!
Is anyone interested in writing some articles together and submitting them to major media?Text

Now I also do not reject other OSes, but we should publicize DOS's spirit of free and open development, such as FreeDOS and so on.

Then let's unite everyone to write some articles, okay?

Of course! But before writing, it would be best to first discuss the general viewpoints in the forum, then divide up the work and act in a unified way.

Then why don't you draft an outline I have to proctor an exam tomorrow, okay? I have to get off now, I need to get up early tomorrow. Brother, sorry to trouble you

Then introduce the various functions of DOS; the more comprehensive and practical the better, and don't be confined to just one aspect, i.e. with all sorts of constraints.
The article also isn't something that can be written well all at once. It would be best for everyone to cooperate; after all, I really don't have much time recently.