Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 16:48:52 08/07/00
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On August 07, 2000 at 17:31:18, pete wrote: >>I think Tom's response was great. >> >>Sometimes you know who to ask, and sometimes you don't. Sometimes you know that >>nobody else cares about the answer to your question, and sometimes you think >>that an answer might benefit others (immediately). >> >>It seems obvious that if you know who to ask, and the answer won't be of >>interest to anyone but you, you should use email. The other cases maybe should >>be posted here. >> >>Posts cycle in this group so fast, and it is so hard to search on old posts, >>that questions that are asked in public, so that someone else can look up the >>answer in six months, don't really work. It's better not to clutter up the >>group with this kind of stuff. >> >>bruce > >When it is about moderation : Will you accept your nomination ? > >I think your way of explaining things in a way also non-native-speakers can >understand and your very sensible way of dealing with conflicts is unsurpassed ( >does this word exist ? who knows ;-).. ) Yes, "unsurpassed" is a legitimate word in English. :) Dave
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