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I've been on this list for over a year now, and I must say that I have
NEVER seen it so boring and irrelevant. Any posting that comes up from
techwr-l is almost an automatic delete. STC campaigning, personal
attacks, requests for marrow donors (and I'm sorry, Julie--while this
request may be honest, most of these requests are hoaxes, and TECHWR-L
is not the appropriate forum for it). I'm on a list which discusses
Shetland Sheepdogs, and that list is WAY more on-topic, has much more of
a variety of subjects discussed, and is significantly more interesting
than TECHWR-L at this point.
What can we do to get back some of TECHWR-L's glory? Who's willing to
throw out some useful topics? Help!
Nora
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Nora Merhar | Opinions expressed here are strictly my
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| of Rockwell or Switching Systems division.
