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Subject: Re: Halloween attack revisited

Author: Mogens Larsen

Date: 13:52:23 05/29/00

On May 29, 2000 at 16:43:25, James Robertson wrote:

>There is a difference between a typo and a repeated misspelling of a word.

Since the mispelled word appears in a header that's replied to, it's not exactly
a question of repeated misspelling. Either way, it's somewhat rude making a
major issue out of a misspelled word or a typographical error. That was the
message I tried to convey by emphasizing his own error.

Best wishes...
Mogens

PS: Have you finished the chemistry test?

Re: Halloween attack revisited James Robertson 13:56:41 05/29/00
- Re: Halloween attack revisited Mogens Larsen 15:31:28 05/29/00
  - Re: Halloween attack revisited James Robertson 16:03:58 05/29/00
    - Okay, no problem then. (NT) Mogens Larsen 00:17:53 05/30/00
      - Re: Okay, no problem then. (NT) James Robertson 12:16:44 05/30/00
        
        Re: Okay, no problem then. (NT) Mogens Larsen 12:51:45 05/30/00
      - It's a pity that nobody showed the correctness of the attack (NT) Olaf Jenkner 10:08:14 05/30/00
        
        Re: It's a pity that nobody showed the correctness of the attack (NT) Dann Corbit 10:49:25 05/30/00
        
        They did show the INcorrectness of the attack Albert Silver 12:31:16 05/30/00
        
        Re: They did show the INcorrectness of the attack Robert Hyatt 14:53:45 05/30/00
        
        Re: They did show the INcorrectness of the attack Albert Silver 23:52:29 05/30/00
        
        Re: It's a pity that nobody showed the correctness of the attack (NT) blass uri 11:22:55 05/30/00
        
        Re: It's a pity that nobody showed the correctness of the attack (NT) Dann Corbit 12:29:44 05/30/00
        
        Re: It's a pity that nobody showed the correctness of the attack (NT) blass uri 14:24:12 05/30/00

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