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On Fri, 1 Sep 1995, Stephen McKay wrote:

> I for one am impressed with the dedication of the core team to this parallel
> development system.  It requires a lot of extra work, and they aren't the
> ones that benefit.  We are.

Personally I think astonished or agog more describes my reaction. The 
amount of work these people put into something free is nothing less than 
amazing, and it's made my personal and work life more pleasant. If any of 
the core team is ever passing through Miami, I've got a free beer with 
your name on it. (Well, not yet, but I've got magic markers and can write 
quick under pressure)