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To: geoffreycs who wrote (8947)10/6/1999 2:32:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh  Respond to of 11603
 
Add the GRAMs...GeoGoof...31 Grams to the Ounce and that is 2 + 6 + 11 = 19 grams divude by 31 = .61 OPT OUNCE PER TON...granted non repeatable thus I concure non economic as yet. But I would in geology terms always say that any geo worth his salt, would say, "Chuckie; but first ya gots to find the gold."
That was said to be by C.L. over 3 years ago. The rest just might be///I mean HISTORY!
ChuckaButFirst-Geo also.



To: geoffreycs who wrote (8947)10/6/1999 3:26:00 PM
From: Ptaskmaster  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 11603
 
Thanks for posting "Anomalous does not equal economic" in response to "Jeepers, can't you read" instead of other less interesting replies such as "Sure, do you know how to spell?" It appears that surficial geology and metal extraction really are different from real estate promotion.

When I subscribed to SI, I assumed that discussions on clearly demarcated Boards (Subjects) generally followed current threads (topics) of interest. Understanding the nature of the internet, Silicon Investor and anonymous posting, I assumed that words, numbers and the information and ideas they convey were of paramount importance. Messages written to enhance ease of reading and understanding save readers' time, and allow for the evaluation of the information and ideas conveyed.

In my opinion posters who make no attempt to check their spelling and follow reasonable syntax within their abilities demonstrate contempt for their readers. Members, lurkers and new readers looking to transfer resources into PM and PGM related investments will see the resulting gibberish on a supposedly professional discussion group and scroll on by.

My concern a few days ago was why Maxam's share price was declining. Now, I note that Maxam is currently at 0.093, down 7% since Monday (Oct 4th), and down 38% since Sept 29th.

Ptask