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To: BishopsChild who wrote (7719)	4/13/1999 9:24:00 PM
From: Doo	Respond to of 18998

Gee, I didn't see Davef Bruss' name on the list of party plaintiffs, everyone else seems to be getting into the act, however.

To: BishopsChild who wrote (7719)	4/14/1999 4:09:00 AM
From: Marshall	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18998

Oh, probably turning red - possible probation and a fine isn't so bad. In actuality I just wish people would choose their words more carefully when posting in public domains. I don't blame him for getting upset - look at some of the stuff that gets posted over in Yahoo! but takes days before it's pulled. There are children that read these threads and sometimes I think there are children posting to them. There's no reason that we can't all have rational discussions on either side of the issues involved but for goodness sakes, some of these threads have gotten way out of hand. SI was a very formal and pleasant place to visit in the old days but it seems that it started to get out of hand after a while and really got "infected" after Yahoo! started up their thread and allowed multiple, changeable aliases. My words have nothing to do with the fact that I own "Data Dog" as we often refer to it (although I'm sure Ben's going to kill me on finally calling it that) but more on the principle of the matter. Sorry, I'm still in a Microsoft overload - it's amazing what they can feed you both in food and knowledge at a seminar, wish the next one wasn't a mere month away. Guess I'm going to have to miss Bill in Houston tomorrow but as they say on my card: "It's not what you know. It's when you know it." I was very impressed with what they're coming out with. Asta la vista ....