# PC.gr

> PC.gr is a digital platform about personal-computer and technology history, with a technology blog, digital exhibitions, YouTube videos, education and technology tourism.

PC.gr is an online editorial platform, not a physical museum or television broadcaster. Tourism listings describe independent destinations.

## Public sections

- [Blog, Tech Day and PC DAY](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=articles)
- [Permanent digital computer exhibitions](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=permanent)
- [Temporary digital exhibitions](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=exhibitions)
- [PC Wall time capsule and computer timeline](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=timeline)
- [Virtual exhibition hall](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=hall)
- [Technology tourism in Greece](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=tourism)
- [PC.gr YouTube channel and themes](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=webtv)
- [Web seminars and education](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=academy)
- [Remote online educational presentations](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=education)
- [Digital exhibition supporters](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=supporters)

## Reading and discovery

- [XML sitemap](https://pc.gr/sitemap_index.xml)
- [Public API catalogue](https://pc.gr/.well-known/api-catalog)
- [API documentation](https://pc.gr/.well-known/pcgr-api.md)

Indexable public HTML pages support `Accept: text/markdown`. The Markdown is generated from the same page content and language as the HTML, retaining source links and image credits. HTML remains the default. The alternative query parameter is `pcgr_format=markdown`. Cite the canonical article URL, not the format parameter. Pages marked noindex, previews, signed-in requests and form responses retain their native format and access rules.

Greek is the default. Available language selectors are `pcgr_lang=en`, `fr`, `uk`, and `he`. Some articles are available only in Greek; do not infer that every article has been translated. Follow the page's language notices and canonical/hreflang links.

The XML sitemap and public pages are authoritative for available content. Read current destination details before quoting visiting hours; contact the destination for a visit. PC DAY and Tech Day are recurring editorial series, not breaking-news dates.

## Rights and contact

- [Terms of use](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=terms)
- [Privacy policy](https://pc.gr/?pc_view=privacy)

Content signals permit search indexing and AI input, not model training. Existing third-party licences and image credits remain applicable. These documents provide no access to private records, newsletter contacts, accounts or administrative operations.