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From: tadguy@abcfd01.larc.nasa.gov (Tad Guy)
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Subject: Re: quick/slow posting (was Re: comp.binaries.amiga ---> too much coming?)
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Date: 23 Mar 90 14:34:25 GMT
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In article <1990Mar22.191314.10392@digibd> steve@digibd (Steve Wahl) writes:
> The point is, when a moderator has something to distribute, he has all the
> parts, and if something's going to be trickle-posted, he can probably
> schedule when each part is going to be posted BEFORE he posts the first
> part.

This isn't true in my case, since the shipping of the articles depends on the
amount of free disk space available on xanth, which could (and has) delayed
postings unpredictably.  

> I offer no guarantees whatsoever that people who panic now at 9 parts of 10
> wouldn't ignore all this information anyway and continue to panic.

And we'll taunt them to no ends... :-)

	...tad