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From: yj1@CUNIXA.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU (Yuan Jiang)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Electronic sweeping and debugging equiptments
Message-ID: <8908301510.AA23912@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu>
Date: 30 Aug 89 15:10:35 GMT
References: <26476@quacky.mips.COM>
Organization: Columbia University
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In article <26476@quacky.mips.COM> you write:
>
>I got a dozen or so replies to my original posting, most of them of the
>outraged breast-beating kind. The best, most thoughtful responses came from
>(apparently) Chinese students, who did a good job of commenting on opportunities
>gained and lost in China as a result of this fiasco.

I've advice my friend not arguing with you because you are worth while to
argue with.  You are entittled to have your opinion.  You are not the first
person I know who share your culture background and hold similar point of
view.

>
>Concerning the posting of "political" memos on sci.electronics: they clearly
>are inappropriate. What strikes me, though is the hypocrisy. What many people
>mean when they say they don't want "politics" in sci.electronics, is that they
>merely object to political statements with which they disagree. In the first
>instance, the request for comments on bug-tracing techniques need not have been
>prefaced by a call to "help

I prefaced my request for TECHNICAL help with my cause so that more people
would offer their help.  It worked.  I'm not sure it will work for
your cause.

I'd like to thank all of you who have contributed their knowledge and their
help.

Thanks again for all of you,

Yuan