I tend to go to the liberal side of this. Sometimes a technical question
can bore the rest of us (though of course the question should be asked
and answered) and sometimes a non-Legacy matter is of universal interest.
Sometimes an email which should have gone to an individual is broadcast
to all of us... all part of the rich tapestry of life or something. It's
very easy to delete stuff you don't want to see.
Maybe it's the heat getting to me, in the high 80s here in New Zraland
Robin Hoare
Famhobby wrote:
Hey, I'm not trying to monitor the list but if some can express opinions
here I think it's fair that we all have the same right. It's funny how
some here are so quick to shut people down who want to follow the rules yet
so happy that others break them.
I'd agree if the conversation is about how Legacy interacts with a
particular OS. But these threads have gone far beyond that. Read back
thru them and tell me that isn't the case.
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