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From: berryh@udel.edu (John Berryhill)
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Subject: Re: Who's more "helpful?" & Attitudes (Was Re: What does 'UNIX' mean ?)
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Date: 11 Feb 90 06:52:50 GMT
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When I was barely able to read and I came across a word that I didn't
know I would invariably ask my father.  I can't recall a single time
that my father actually told me the meaning of the word that I was after.
He would always smile and say, "Look it up."   Of course, along the
way towards finding the word I was after, I would always come across
many other words that I learned as well.  The end result was a near
perfect verbal SAT score.

When people who ask questions here that are covered in news.announce.newusers
it is usually indicative of their not having read news.announce.newusers.
If they have read it and forgotten that their question is answered
there, then they should probably give it another read.  Furthermore, there
are those who read this group who may not know of the existence of n.a.n.

IMHO, BTW, my SO agrees with me :-) .
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							      John Berryhill
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