>>the 12:57 message i see from court is a response to my messages thread I am
>>talking about his question what is kb? and a reply from eric on that same
>>question what is kb? or am i the only one. I already accept the fact that
>>my connection is slow and I may be hitting bandwidth issues at times while
>>some messages retry and other go right through. I am upgrading next month
>
>I really, really don't think the multi-hour slowness and random
>deliveries of this list have anything to do with user-to-listserver
>transport delays, which are probably under 1 minute on average.
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