On Mon 19 Apr 2004 at 11:35:35, Andrew Jorgensen said: > Perhaps a better solution would be to insist that all > off-topic posts be marked OT in the subject and those who aren't > interested in reading them can skip or filter them at their own > discretion.
I propose that we use "OT" to signify "ON topic," since technical Unix traffic seems to be a lot thinner than anything else :) No, seriously, we've given up all efforts to keep this list exclusive-to-Unix. You just have to learn how to use threads and the Delete key if you don't care about anything else. For a lot of us, this is one of the few places it's safe to express our views that might not run with the conformist current around us. And that, my friend, is a hallmark of the Open Source movement and geek/hacker culture in general. So welcome aboard. Enjoy the ride. -- Soren Harward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- http://theboard.byu.edu/ "Americans are always attempting to run away from conformity, but unfortunately they always start running in the same direction." -- Art Buchwald
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