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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> I am here to work on a platform which provides me the ability to
> do further research.  I am not here to be your code supermarket.

And if you're not here to work on that project in a way which is at
all compatible with the way everyone else works on that project, and
we've talked about this issue time and time again until I was blue
over it, then maybe you'd better go hunting for another platform since
your work is *never* going to make it in and we're just wasting our
time discussing the very existance of that work.

One would think that 2 years would be long enough to get the point.  I
guess with some people it just takes longer (or harder walls).

					Jordan