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Bruce Cran writes:

>  The NTDEV list has another way of dealing with these issues: a
>  thread can get locked if it strays off-topic or becomes otherwise
>  useless, preventing further follow-ups.

	That would require a level of active moderation I don't
remember seeing here.


				Robert Huff