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At 12:35 AM 4/28/98 -0500, Winship wrote:
>Eight, ten years ago, there may have been an argument for usenet
>gateways. I don't think it applies today.
So you didn't read the flamewar, eh? On the lawsch-l, we have zealous
advocates for *both* fora- people who prefer Usenet because then the mail
is threaded and doesn't clutter their mailbox, and people who prefer mail
because they don't want to configure a newsreader for one list, or they
don't know about Usenet, or they want the mail delivered. The numbers
seemed about equal on both sides, and I don't see how one side
automatically deserves more weight than the other.
There are people who want both, so I want to provide both.
Philo
Philo [log in to unmask] http://www.radix.net/~philo/
Microsoft Certified Solution Developer
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