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Subject: Re: Arrrrrgh!
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Date: Fri, 21-Nov-86 17:57:13 EST
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In article <6538@decwrl.DEC.COM> macdonald@author.dec.com (Paul MacDonald -- DTN 223-3439) writes:
>Frrrrredddd!!!!
>
>Is it really necessary to upload all that Amiga cross-reference
>material to the net? A really pain to scroll through. How 'bout
>placing it into a net-accessible directory somewhere?
>
>Paul

YES!  It is very useful info if you do any significant programming on
the Amiga, or if you're curious about how the existing software works.

What do you mean, "all that stuff"?  There were exactly 3 messages, by
my count.  And "really pain to scroll through?"  What are you doing,
using some brain-dead news interface that makes you read all of every
article?  That's _your_ problem, not ours.

BTW, there _is_ no such thing as a "net-accessible directory" if you're
at a strictly-USENET site, which many (if not most) people in comp.sys.amiga
are.  The closest thing we have is the mod.amiga.sources group, which
has been doing a wonderful black hole immitation lately (probably through
no fault of the mod.amiga.sources moderator, however)...


Brent

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