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From: pegram@uvm-gen.UUCP (Robert B. Pegram)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: PC Ditto II Date Fixer
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Date: 24 Jul 90 16:13:48 GMT
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> Thank you for posting this.  This is yet another example of a very
> useful program withheld by this groups myopic reliance on ...binaries...

> Howard C. Johnson
> ATT Bell Labs
> att!lzsc!hcj
> hcj@lzsc.att.com

	What did Steve Grim do to you?  Bite you??  I don't need the
answer to that, really! 8-)

	Sure, things seem to be slow and I currently have a problem
receiving stuff here (that queue must be awful big, or aliased to
dev/null), but if that's all there is to it, why not send submissions
to what used to be known as terminator at umich (sorry, haven't got
the address here to hand).  Tell us about it on c.s.a.s or c.s.a.s.t
and let us use the new mail server there if we can't ftp - like me.

	 The competition may spur Steve on and/or spreading the load
of submissions may let him catch up on his backlog.

	If you question Mr. Grimm's judgement of what's appropriate
for the net, (you see, my memory is begining to work, finally) you now
have a sort of court of appeal at the umich site.  If everybody turns
it down, you lost the appeal, it's too commercial or something for
usenet.  Sorry 'bout explicitly naming you net guardians, umich guys,
but it comes with the territory.  What matters in the end is the
availability to the net of a submission, not where it comes from.

Bob Pegram	Internet: pegram@griffin.uvm.edu