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Hello Vladimir. 13 Jul 06 10:07, you wrote to me: You still here? Good. ;-) MV>> At first I thought the Z7 advocates had a point. But them I MV>> realised creating a Z7 would not solve the problem they claimed MV>> exists. Add to that that several solutions were offered: Region MV>> "ZMH", Net level "ZMH". Flags, etc , etc, but none of these got MV>> any serious response. This lead me to suspect that the alleged MV>> ZMH problem was just an excuse. VD> You forget one more case: suspend ZMH on Zone-level. As ZMH VD> established by ZC, he can establish it time as "worktime of any node". I did not forget. That is covered by Russel's local time flags and by my NOZMH flag proposals. MV>> If it ever was a problem, it is a problem that is dying out MV>> anyway. FidoNet is slowly shifting from POTS to IP. More and more MV>> are shifting to a permanent connection to the InterNet and so ZMH MV>> is no longer an issue for them. MV>> ZMH is a non problem. Trying to solve non problems is a waste of MV>> time. VD> Yes, for you (and other sysops of you area) it is not a problem. It is a problem, but it is a small problem that is managable. Plus of course that there is always the alternative of running the system as a point if one is unable or unwilling to observe ZMH. VD> But for us it is a problem - live on the law (Policy, with ZMH) or on VD> the real work (ZMH == Node work mail time). You lost credibility on that arguments with your z6 dual listing stunt. Anyway, it is good to see you are still here. Some evil tongues claimed you all had left because you did not get your chocolate cake. Seems they were once more trying to fabricate facts.... Cheers, Michiel --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20060315* Origin: http://www.vlist.eu (2:280/5555) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 280/5555 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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