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From: Cat Okita <cat@ghost.uunet.ca>
To: Joe Greco <jgreco@brasil.moneng.mei.com>
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On Tue, 2 Apr 1996, Joe Greco wrote:
> You're writing to someone at uunet.ca  :-)
> 				   ^^

*grin*

> A new generation of computer users, with a total lack of regard for what has
> been done by others, yet expect all those same great things to be handed to
> them on a silver platter...

For which we have Microsoft and other people selling 'vapour ware' to thank
 
> That sort of falls back to the "support" issue.  Even here at work, people
> don't understand why it is when they find a bug in a GNU tool, I suggest to
> them that they find and fix the problem, and submit a bug report and patch..

...or at least send in a bug report *wry grin*...time doesn't always
permit fixes *sigh*

Cat