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> I never send mail to people with an AOL account. Forget it,
> not worth the hassle.

With AOL subscribers on the -hackers list, you *do* send messages
to people with an AOL account every time you send a message to
the list.

That's why it was even worthy of a posting.


> Did you send this to AOL? I think these are some words they
> should hear...

Yes, I did; they have a really rude "send comments" screen on their
WWW page.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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