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jslife is the major part of Jason Summers' pattern collection and is frequently referenced as the source of a Life pattern discovered prior to 2013.
jslife-moving, maintained by Matthias Merzenich, includes the moving objects of Summers' jslife collection and incorporates older c/3 and 2c/5 collections by David Bell and Paul Tooke without modification. The collection focuses on elementary-based technology and includes elementary spaceships, puffers and rakes, wickstretchers and wavestretchers, as well as a few incomplete spaceship components, and is currently the primary reference source for such objects. It excludes large engineered spaceships and puffers (e.g. Caterpillar, Gemini), growing spaceships, and non-linear growth patterns like breeders.