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Re: Who is in charge
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 17:55:11 -0700, julian814 wrote these words of wisdom:
> PZ wrote:
>> julian814 wrote:
>> > As other people have stated, there *is* no moderation to this group. I
>> > just happen to be one of those folk that like to break out the tar and
>> > feathers when people start discussing Macs. ;-p
>> >
>> >
>> > Ralph
>>
>> Ralph 4 president! :-)
>
> I'd thought about running for president. Since neither party suits me
> well enough, I was going to start my own and call it the Surprise party
> because if I got elected, everyone (including me) would be surprised.
> ;-)
>
> Seriously, though, I have nothing against Macs (have two of them
> myself), it's just that I still remember the grief a lot of us got when
> Macs first came out. Then there's the bit about Apple ditching the //
> series for the Mac. About the only reason I have the Macs I do have is
> that they make great peripherals for my GS. ;-)
>
> Ralph
Nothing against Macs or PCs myself. I own a fair few. Some even work. I
remember when the Mac first came out we tried to *share* this group with
Mac people. They tried to take over and boot the Apple// folks out. Then
someone pointed out the "2" at the end of the group name. The Mac folks
wanted to ignore it but then the Apple// folks forced a vote on the
creation of the Mac groups. Quite a number of the Mac folks were against
it (they thought anything "Apple" belonged to them). Once the Mac groups
were created the logic of "this isn't the place to discuss Mac issues"
took over. So now we just get the Mac newbies and PC users who don't know
any better bothering us.
Later
Mike