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Re: This STILL ain't a mac-only group, Randy
- Subject: Re: This STILL ain't a mac-only group, Randy
- From: glynne@spamkiller.blkbox.com (Glynne Tolar)
- Date: 1997/09/23
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: The Black Box, Houston, Tx (713) 480-2686
- References: <5vfh81$lis@login.freenet.columbus.oh.us> <5vms83$dp8@login.freenet.columbus.oh.us> <5vscav$21e$1@europa.frii.com> <5vt8cu$rtp$1@darla.visi.com> <5vu85f$fme$1@europa.frii.com>
I've always been annoyed by Mac discussions on an Apple II forum.
It's even worse on Genie where the people that run the forums are all Mac
zealots. That's why I have not used Genie in some time now.
I was about to ask what people on the Mac feeds would say if a bunch of Apple
II stuff started being posted there. Then I realized it would probibly go
unnoticed due to the high valume of traffic.
Not that I agree with Nathan's TACTics but Mac traffic on an Apple II forum
is not needed. However I do realize most of it is due to pure Mac user
ignorance. They think Apple Computer was started in Steve Job's garage when
he built the Mac or that the Apple II is another line of Mac.
I suspect the only want to make them understand is to make a set of icons
explaining the growth of Apple Computer. <grin>
In article <5vu85f$fme$1@europa.frii.com>, shack@deimos.frii.com (Randy
Shackelford) wrote:
>In article <5vt8cu$rtp$1@darla.visi.com>, Nathan Mates <nathan@visi.com> wrote:
>
>>Randy, keep Mac-only crud in email and OFF csa2. Since you're claiming
>>to be refusing to listen to emails telling you to learn the
>>difference, more blatant measures will have to be taken.
>
>Look, lameass, you are NOT running this newsgroup. It's time you get a grasp
>on this simple concept. There is plenty of discussion not directly topical
>to this group which goes on. People discuss non Apple II Apple products, and
>even non Apple stuff here. Why is an occasional Mac reference, in the context
>of something under discussion here, so disagreeable to you? People discuss
>PC related topics here as well, and I ignore what doesn't interest me, without
>complaint. You should learn to do the same. Of course, that would require
>an increase in your maturity level of several orders of magnitude so I'm not
>holding out much hope.
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