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to: mark lewis
from: Nicholas Boel
date: 2014-02-22 23:27:38
subject: Notice

Hello mark,

On 22 Feb 14 19:50, mark lewis wrote to Nicholas Boel:

 NB>> By the way, there was another release in UTILNET yesterday with
 NB>> your spacing  and ASCII border stuff you like so much. That's two
 NB>> days in a row now! I don't  think you're going to get anywhere
 NB>> with this idea of yours.

 ml> it is not *my* idea... geez, nick... :(

You seem to be the only person whining about it at the moment, so I'll direct 
every and all issues in the future on this matter to you. Mmkay?

 ml> exactly... don't assume you know how all other software operates, what
 ml> kind of crap has been distributed or how others want to display their
 ml> file descriptions...

I'm not assuming anything here, Mark. I told you I don't care how it displays 
on other systems, or how others choose to display them. I feel like I've said 
this to you more than once now, yet you haven't gotten the point yet.

 ml> bullshit... you obviously don't know your FTN software... Remote
 ml> Access (BBS), FrontDoor (mailer) and TimED (editor) have had followups
 ml> since the JAM message base format was introduced... most all JAM
 ml> related software since then has the same capabilities...

Three pieces of software I've never cared to use, because they never 
interested me whatsoever. Pretty sure Golded+ falls under the "JAM related 
software" you speak of, but I have yet to find or use any
"followup" option.

I really don't care to know any FTN software except the software I'm 
currently using. I'm sorry you've wasted most of your life nitpicking every 
little detail that noone else cares about. While you sit there patting 
yourself on the back for those accomplishments, most of the rest of the world 
is busy with real life.

Now that you're just picking out strawmen to whine about, this is getting 
pretty boring.

 NB>> And I simply offered another file echo to release infopacks in.

 ml> another file area in another network... what good will that do for
 ml> systems in fidonet?

Did I say I cared? I don't. Fidonet is and will continue to bury itself. It's 
only a matter of time.

 NB>> I still don't  see an issue here,

 ml> gezzus f#ckin christ... really?? :(

Yep.

 NB>> or even why you got yourself involved in the first place.

 ml> i've told you numerous times that i posted to EXPLAIN THE REASON FOR
 ml> THE ORIGINAL REQUEST that you objected to...

I didn't object. After all this redundant crying from your end, you may have 
to go back and read my original message. For the 20th time, I simply offered 
another place to release infopacks that wouldn't force people to change what 
they currently have in use for their file_id.diz. Why does this keep flying 
over your head?

 NB>> There was no argument, or even any text back and forth between
 NB>> Robert and  myself. You just felt the need to butt in (once
 NB>> again).

 ml> no... i felt the need to EXFUCKINPLAIN THE DAMNED PROBLEM... nothing
 ml> more...

Your problem. Not mine. Obviously not a problem to others either, since there 
were two releases on the filegate in the last few days bearing the same 
contents you're currently complaining about.

 NB>> It's not a life or death situation, so it wasn't that big a deal.
 NB>> I had  notices from other people when I got home from work, and I
 NB>> fixed it as soon as  I turned on my monitors. Even if I would
 NB>> have been notified earlier, I do not  have access to computers at
 NB>> work, so it wouldn't have been able to be fixed  until I got home
 NB>> anyways.

 ml> i thought that at least you might have been able to call the other
 ml> half and have then reset the VM or machine or something similar...
 ml> well, whatever...

It's definitely not important enough to have to involve "the other
half" in 
anything related to Fidonet or my computers and/or VMs. Mail is held on all 
systems until one system makes it back up. That's how it has always been, and 
just as well, doesn't only happen on one side of the connection, either. Just 
about every day my system tries multiple times to connect to a downed system. 
If they're back up within a couple days, there's no need for me to get 
involved. Sometimes things just happen, and I'd rather not be annoying by 
pestering my links on a daily basis.

Regards,
Nick

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