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From: jfieber@cs.smith.edu (John Fieber)
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Mark Hittinger writes:
> It may be worth bagging the mailing lists entirely and going for newsgroups
> instead.  

Er, although I must say that I'm fond of threading newsreaders,
they only work if you have access to a reliable news server.  I
suspect the number of people with reliable mail connections is
larger than those with relibale news connections.

-john

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