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Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
> 
> Seriously, if something is rotten then it probably needs throwing out,
> not preserving.  Things rot for a reason, after all, and without users
> for a feature, what's the point? :-)
> 
Somethings get better with years of being rotten (like wine). I am one
of those users that like to run really old things, just to see how "the
age of the wooden computers and the iron programmers" was like :-).
Maybe that's why I still like lynx and gopher (and even OS2).

Pedro.

>                                         Jordan