> > OK.. I guess I'll have to appologize for starting this flame war.
Flame war ? Where ? Oh, yes, lets participate :)
> > Of the lists that I subscribe to, this one has always impressed me by how
> > cooperative and sharing the members are. Every single day I see members
> > donating their time, effort, knowledge, and hardware to promote the hobby
> > of collecting computers. Unfortunately, It's threads like this that kill
> > the spirit of the group.
>
> Steve, most of us are a vocal bunch and have a fair number of opinions on
> just about anything you would care to bring up. No apologies are necessary
> as I too would have posted that to the list if I had seen it first. I've
> been in and seen enough flame wars to know this too shall pass (although
> this would be considered a very *tame* flamewar!) In spite of Doug being
> rather vocal, he is an okay guy and entitled to his opinions ... as are we!
And I'm glad about the hint, since I didn't see the SOL, and
so I was able to put on a 'watch' bid - No Doug, I don't consider
a bid of 30 USD on a SOL as pushing the price ...
Anyway, there are as many pros as cons (I was also at one time realy
mad on Marvin for publishing one of my 'secret' I want it and I want
now and all bids, but I think if one takes a look on the bidder list
it's up to everyone to decide if he wants to go against a list member
(without further notice) or not. In fact, I don't consider this
'advertizeing' a problem at all (now).
Gruss
H.
(I whish we had more offers on alternative systems, but it seams that
the reasonable offers are most time on ePay ... :(
.
--
Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
Received on Thu Jan 21 1999 - 07:50:53 GMT