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From: fyl@fylz.wa.com (Phil Hughes)
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Subject: Re: Summary of responses to Question 1
Summary: does UNIX Today really exist
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Message-ID: <1448@fylz.wa.com>
Date: 22 Mar 91 05:44:00 GMT
References: <1991Mar18.185844.25428@utoday.com>
Organization: FYL, Seattle, WA
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In article <1991Mar18.185844.25428@utoday.com>, sean@utoday.com writes:
> 
> 	Responses to net.views question posed to this group.
> 
> 	On Sat Mar 02 17:44:52 EST 1991 we posed the following question
> to readers of this and other newsgroups to generate user response
> for a regular column in UNIX Today!. Included below is a summary
> of all responses received.

Interesting.  Who are these people that responded?  I know lots of
people (including myself) that have sent in subscription forms for
UNIX Today numerous times and never received a copy.  I assumed that
it only existed for distribution at Uniforum.

Is there really such a publication?  Can someone post the secret
password to get on the mailing list?  I admit that I am a UNIX
newcomer (only 11 years with UNIX), unknown by most (I am only part
owner is a UNIX publishing, training and consulting company since
1983) and don't really work much with UNIX (except for the three
systems I am responsible for at work, the one one at home and those
of our consulting customers) but it seems that I should at least
qualify to get a letter explaining why UNIX Today continues to ignore
me.
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