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[Frank Wiles]

  Ok this is really getting ridiculous people.  I was hoping that
  KCLUG would eventually pick back up and improve the signal to stupid
  ratio, but it obviously hasn't.  

  Jason, this post is what finally did it for me.  Some tips for your
  future, it's probably not wise to cuss at the community you have such
  a vested interest in and for something as silly as mailing list
  posting formats.  There are some really important and useful things
  to be upset and passionate about in the real world, maybe you should
  take up one of those as your crusade instead?  

  Your "concerned participation" is driving people away. I'm leaving and
  I would wager I won't be the only one. 

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   Frank Wiles <frank at wiles.org>
   http://www.wiles.org
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On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 21:54:33 -0600
Jason Clinton <me at jasonclinton.com> wrote:

> On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 19:23 -0800, Jack wrote:
> > location and by family history. You see, I find it
> > very rude to have to wade through an email to find the
> > bottom-posted comments. I find it much more showing of
> > 
> > etiquette to reply on top or whereever it makes the
> > most logical sense. 
> 
> For the third fucking time, the top vs. bottom posting was dropped. 1
> year ago. Move on.
> 
> > However, I also find it rude to hijack a thread
> > requesting a solution for a problem to start a
> > flamewar. And also for maintaining said flamewar.
> > Hence the term flamebait.
> 
> The offending post was in this thread. And I replied to the issue as
> well. But very well; if you want to belabor the ALREADY resolved point
> read below.
> 
> > So what do we hear from the corner on fixing the MX
> > record? Would an offer to host a backup MX record and
> > forwarding host help? I could volunteer my server.
> > Without the hope of fee or reward. I currently do not
> > have a nameserver running on the box, but that is easy
> > enough to fix.
> 
> I discussed this at length with Hal on IRC tonight. In 2004, Mike
> Neulip, offered to transfer the domain. We are not going to take him
> up on that. However, we are going to transfer the DNS servers to our
> own, though. I am initiating that request. The result of which will
> take several days if not weeks. For the second time, end of thread.
> Period.
> 
> > As guilty as the rest of being rude from time to time,
> 
> You are frequently rude, yes. Not everyone is, though.
> 
> -- 
> Jason Clinton <me at jasonclinton.com>
>