Andrew Cowie wrote:
> On Wed, 2006-05-31 at 12:09 +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
> As Jamie and Mary pointed out, SLUG has been a publicly archived
> community since the mid 90s. Get over it.
Except that this information was hidden away and not publically stated.
>
> I for one am glad that the communities I participate in are well
> distributed and broadly archived. One of the defining characteristics of
> the open source movement has been its global nature and the ability of
> contributors to collaborate across borders. Anything that further
> fosters the sharing of knowledge is to be encouraged not only for the
> immediate benefit in the admittedly narrow domain that is information
> technology, but in the far more important area of extending
> understanding between peoples. That's how we prevent war.
lol. your understanding of history is very little. The theory you
espouse has never worked over large areas and/or long term. At best, it
works for a small area for a small time. You might like to start doing a
bit more research about the factors that lead to war, particularly why
"the people" support these wars so readily.
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