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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Note on Atari newsgroup
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Date: Wed, 18-Mar-87 03:13:55 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 18 03:13:55 1987
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	I, of course, keep up on the mac and atari newsgroups as well as 
	this group.  My tendancy is to correct mistakes made about the Amiga
	on these newsgroups (or get into general or theoretical discussions,
	but that's off the subject).

	Now, being an Amigan, I find it my duty to correct such mistakes by
	a small posting to the offending newsgroup.  Of late, there have been
	quite a few messages from other Amigan's on the atari newsgroup
	(mainly in response to some poor atarian's statement about processor
	compatibility between 680x0's), correcting the atarian's one line 
	mistake with a 4 paragraph paper delving deep into the reasons why the
	Amiga *does* support multiple processors... etc...

	Is it possible that we can gain some measure of self control and
	refrain from such *long* postings when a line or two will do?  After
	all, if we keep on doing this to their newsgroup, we might get our
	selves into a network-newsgroup war (the worse kind!)....  Show some
	pity fellow Amigans!.

				-Matt