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From: tino@hou2f.UUCP (A.TINO)
Newsgroups: net.books
Subject: Re: drowning in lists
Message-ID: <634@hou2f.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 28-Feb-86 09:09:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 28 09:09:00 1986
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Keywords: keep the lists, label them


>I, also, feel like I am drowning in lists.  In the ordinary course of life,
>I would rather not have to see them.  I WOULD, however, like them available
>for reference.  Could they, perhaps, be placed in a subgroup formed especially
>for such a purpose (net.books.bibliography?)?  Then I could refer to this
>group when I really need a good reference.
>
>There must be something better to do than to yell at a person that is
>performing a service that could be very useful on occasion....
>
>Azhrarn

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Let's keep the lists right here.  

True, it is a pain to sift through a pile of insipid lists.  But
what's the big deal?  Most of the non-list articles are equally
uninteresting.  Just read those articles that interest you, skip
the rest.

When an interesting list does come along, rare as that might be,
I want to read it right here on net.books.  As long as lists are
properly labeled, you'll know whether to skip them or not.

_______
Al Tino
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