In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED] uk>, Norman Dunbar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >Please don flame proof clothing before reading this !! > ><BEGIN RANT MODE> < Snipped :-) > ><END RANT MODE>
A lot of your 'rant' needed to said. Yet we have to be tolerant of each other, and, thankfully we are. This is a very pleasant list to be on. There is clearly a need for a document on virus handling ... when I get time I will liase with you and we can put out an advice notice. Maybe on your website. Then whenever there is a problem with a virus we can refer to the advice to help out those in need. >Now, having said all that, regardless of whether you re-join or not, and >I'll be glad to see you return, I sincerely wish you every success with >sales and development of Q40/Q60. One day, I hope to be able to have one - >wife permitting of course. Good Luck. > >Sorry about that rant above everyone, but this tedious attitude from some >people that 'only their way is right' gets on my t*ts ! >-----Original Message----- >From: Peter Graf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 9:42 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [ql-users] ms-users-and-smalltalk-list > > >Hi folks, > >I find it absolutely OK to have some off-topic mails on this list now and >then. But in the last weeks there has been a neverending *huge* flood of >absolutely non QL-related traffic. > >PC's, Microsoft, the related software and the related viruses and the >related problems will never end, and there are enough forums where they can >be discussed. There is no reason why these forums are not used, and the >ql-users list is constantly abused instead. Why don't you open a >ms-users-and-smalltalk-list? > >Please see that I'm not talking about just a few mails now and then - >that's fine by me! I'm talking about floods of mails. > >The consequence is, that I will now leave the list, because I don't have >the time to handle this anymore. I'll unsubscribe after this mail. -- Malcolm Cadman
