Re: The NinjaForce Website, CSA2, Labels, etc.!

["Dain Neater" <dneater@inebraska.com>]

Not to throw gas on the fire, but I think as developers, they most likely 
refer to CSA2 as the "Big Trashcan" because of people  Posting of directions
of where to find software that is still under Copyright of its respective
authors.  So the label refers not to all the people, but just to the people
who knowingly pirate and suggest that others do so as well.  But I do see
their point.  There is trash everywhere and they feel that CSA2 is a place
where a lot of trash collects.

Not necessarily my opinion, although I tend to spend more time reading
Delphi Posts, because I like to read what Developers have to say about their
products.


Now if you want to check out another trashy newsgroup...try
comp.sys.mac.advocacy

Dain

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In article <3845FD8C.DD6373FF@swbell.net>, Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net>
wrote:


> Cturley2 writes ...
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>> Anyway, to get on with the reasons for my making this post.....see below:
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>> Ninjaforce, the makers of
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>> Noted from their Links section of their website pages;
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>> Forums;
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>> Delphi Apple II forum -> The heart of the Apple II community
>> comp.sys.apple2 ->  The big Apple II trashcan
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>> Gee, fellow CSA2 contributors, how does it feel to know you are a part
>> of the "The big Apple II trashcan"
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>      Tsk. This German site includes links to Asimov and 'Fairway-- a good
> indication of enlightenment.
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>      Rather than some silly insult, we are dealing with a simple translation
> glitch. "Big trashcan" would equate to "catch all" or "place where everyone
> meets to discuss Apple II issues, ask/answer questions, express opinions,
> ..."-- or, in a sense, the 'Brain of the Apple II community'!
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> Rubywand