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echo: locsysop
to: Rod Speed
from: Bill Grimsley
date: 1996-04-30 04:19:30
subject: Email

Rod, at 11:38 on Apr 28 1996, you wrote to Bill Grimsley...

BG> Why are you still splitting messages anyway, Rod?

RS> Coz plenty of people still use SLMR or OLX TD.

Nope, not plenty at all any more.  And of those that do, what makes you
think that they're at all interested in reading your multi-parters anyway? 
:)

BG> A quick check of sig lines in the echos which I have tagged
BG> shows that not one person is using SLMR or OLX 2.2 any more,

RS> You want to get out more.

Nope, I get out enough already, thanks all the same.  Should have said 2.1
TD above too, as 2.2 doesn't have the hard-coded 150-line limit.

BG> and the problem with those is that once I pack my message base, your
BG> split messages are no longer sequential, and are bloody hard to find.

RS> Thats pretty fucked. Corse if you used a decent
RS> system like OLX, it sorts multiparters fine |-)

Like you, I actually prefer the QWK message base, especially with a decent
editor like OLX 3.n, and if it wasn't for the on-line abortion of waiting
for the QWK mail to scan and pack, I'd go back to it tomorrow.  It's
actually the main reason I have Msged configured to work (and look) as near
as dammit to how OLX did here before I changed to polling.  I won't use
QWK2PKT either.

Regards, Bill

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