Dennis Boone wrote:
> Folks, > Once again, it seems I need to ask everyone to drop this discussion. I > _still_ don't > > want to have the moderation flags and banhammers. Seconded. Though, I'll get in my last words about it before the thread hopefully dies off. The situation with LCM+L is what it is. Unless someone has the wherewithal to challenge the whole mess within the legal system (and probably lose anyway), there's nothing that anyone can do about it. I, as is clear many others who inhabit this list, have a great deal of frustration built up about the demise of LCM+L. With me, it's most specifically felt in the way that the whole thing was executed. At some point, though, I just have to let it go, which is right now. I agree with Dennis that the time has come for this discussion to expire. LCM+L R.I.P. You will be missed. Thanks to all (which includes some members of this list) who contributed to the amazing place that LCM+L was. Mr. Allen's heart was in the right place, or he wouldn't have devoted his resources to creating it in the first place. Unfortunately, his life didn't last long enough for him to assure that after he was gone it would have some means by which it could continue on in his memory. Rick Bensene The Old Calculator Museum https://oldcalculatormuseum.com Beavercreek, Oregon USA
