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From: wmapple@BRL.ARPA (Info-Apple-Request)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: LANGUAGE DISCUSSION
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Date: Wed, 27-May-87 15:49:40 EDT
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Folks,

	Info-Apple (comp.sys.apple on UseNet) serves a very active
community, providing a forum for lively and useful discussions on all
sorts of topics of interest to users of Apple computers.

	These topics include those relating to programming languages for
use on Apple computers.

	However, of late a sub-discussion regarding the merits,
readibility, utility, etc of one language over another has evolved.
Might I humbly suggest that this discussion move to the appropriate
computer language discussion groups and mailing lists?  These include:

		USENET: comp.lang.c
			comp.lang.c++
			comp.lang.pascal
			comp.lang.ada

		ARPANET/MILNET:	INFO-ADA
				INFO-C
				INFO-MODULA-2
				INFO-PASCAL


 	In addition to keeping the message traffic on the Apple list
(group) relevant to a broad set of Apple users, moving these discussions
would enrich them by expoure to other folk interested in programming
language issues.

_Brint Cooper
Info-Apple-Request@brl.arpa