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From: Jason Wells <jcwells@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: FreeBSD installation failure
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>Does anyone know why have emails with this kind of "format" are
>considered "cool"?
>
>Bud Dodson

Maybe it has something to do with AOL? Maybe it has something to do with
level of english education?

Maybe both?

I like to think that there are youngsters out there that get into
computing, go read all these so called "HaCkEr" sites, and then proceed to
BeCoMe HaCkeRz.

PrEtTy CoOl HuH?

Yes that message was a pain. Getting that message four times was a pain. I
cc'd these comments to the user. Hopefully we can lead by example.

Later,
Jason Wells