Linux Applications
Bradley Miller
bradmiller at dslonramp.com
Tue Jan 23 13:22:54 CST 2001
At 11:11 PM 1/22/01 CST, you wrote:
>I ran a BBs for eight years and occsionally had to 'suggest' to someone that
>they should modify their behavior, and only ONCE in eight years did I ever
>have someone that refused to act like an adult. (And he was a law student -
>go figure!)
Yes, but let me also point out that a BBS is a far cry from a mailing list.
Usually people had to have a little intelligence and drive to get
themselves setup and on one, and it was more of a privilege than a "right"
in their opinion. It seems to me (coming from a 1200+ list with ??? posts
weekly) that others don't have the "old tyme" net-etiquette.
I for one hate spam. Even if a company was offering a complete end to end
solution for every MS based product ever sold, it would be intrusive enough
to not make me look at it seriously. I realize there can be a fine line
between marketing and reviewing a product, but some of these "spam in a
can" messages we've got are nothing but bait for a luring market department.
-- Bradley Miller
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