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From: Gary Chrysler <tcg@ime.net>
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Is it normal for a message to take over an hour to make it's loop.

Lets say I post a message to -questions, It's over an hour before
I get my own message back on -questions. Is this normal.

I would think it would be a couple minutes at most even though I
am in Maine and FreeBSD.org is in Calif. (My home state)

-Enjoy
Gary
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