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Subject: Re: Why did NetBSD and FreeBSD diverge?
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On 19 Jan, Brett Glass wrote:
> At 10:10 AM 1/19/2001, Brad Knowles wrote:
> 
>>...[Trimmed]...
>
>>Sadly, this point has now gotten lost in the noise that you have generated about yourself.
> 
> Funny: looking back at this thread, it looks more as if you and a few others
> have been generating noise about me. When I entered the conversation, I
> merely agreed with a previous poster that the FreeBSD community had problems
> with hazing and shunning. It's ironic that the exchange has become 
> self-referential. Add me to your kill file (which, of course, you're free
> to do), and you'll prove that you're part of the same phenomenon.
> 
At the risk of hazing :-), I must agree with Brett at this point.
I'm been away for a few days and now this thread has gottten silly.

Next thing you know it will be a  vi vs. emacs  discussion. ;->

					Best Regards,
					Jessem.





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