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From: cfraizer@indiana.edu (colin fraizer)
Subject: Re: DECUS election ethics - LDEC
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References: <00947A86B48FB3E0.00002CBC@eisner.decus.org> <1991Apr26.132534.2303@dcs.simpact.com> <1991Apr28.114603.1@simvax.labmed.umn.edu>
Date: Mon, 29 Apr 91 00:42:18 GMT
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In article <1991Apr28.114603.1@simvax.labmed.umn.edu> davidli@simvax.labmed.umn.edu writes:
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>above.  If things had NOT been cross-posted, I, for one, would be completely
>unaware of the situation which has arisen -- not all of us subscribe to
>comp.org.decus.
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You're absolutely right: not all of us subscribe to comp.org.decus.
Those of us who _care_ about situations that arise in the
organization, however, should subscribe to that group.  If the readers
of this group cared about the inner workings of Decus, we'd subscribe
too.

Before you get out your flamethrowers, yes, I am aware that not
everyone is reading this as a newgroup, but that it is gatewayed to a
mailing list.  If there is interest in a Decus mailing list, create
one.  I prefer that comp.os.vms (and info-vax for that matter) not be
cluttered with Decus politics.

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Colin Fraizer				           Network Applications
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