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From: rjung@castor.usc.edu (Robert Jung)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Bye-bye, Atarians
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Date: 5 May 88 23:26:30 GMT
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  Like many of us non-employeed types, I'm going to be gone from the net,
because I'm losing system access at the end of the semester.

  I'll make this short and sweet (well, Nutrasweetened, maybe):

* Don't send me mail. It's a waste of time, and aggravates the net.

* I'll miss all of you guys. It's been fun seeing how "professional
	developers" approach the ST, and I wish it didn't have to end (Maybe
	this fall... B-)

* We all know the ST is essentally a good machine, but Atari Corp. needs some
	sprucing up. While the Atari-flaming can get depressing at times,
	DO NOT STOP! If we keep this criticism constructive, maybe things
	*will* improve (Hope, y'know).

* I love my ST, and still don't regret the purchase.

  Bye everybody,

						--R.J.
						B-)
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