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From: karl@giza.cis.ohio-state.edu (Karl Kleinpaste)
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Random question of curiosity: How do you convince your software to
draw the lines where it does?  That is, the basic arcs are no
surprise, that's straightforward, but in this incarnation of the map,
the transcontinental lazy `S' lll-winken=>uunet surprised me.

Small critical point: The `noisiness' of the map is higher than in the
first incarnation, when only 30-odd sites were listed.  I think I
preferred the more restricted version, because I could get a better
feel for what was going where.  There's simply too much data now.

--Karl