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|  Message 354 of 1,939  |
|  Danny Ceppa to Nancy Backus  |
|  echos was: bragging r  |
|  18 Dec 05 12:14:38  |
 On 17 Dec 05 13:36:42, Nancy Backus got back to Maurice Kinal -> Re: echos was: bragging r NB> I understand that a large part of it is that new computer users are NB> taught, and given software, for getting onto the Inet. BBS's aren't NB> even mentioned. Once upon a time, you bought a computer, you might NB> well be given a list of access numbers for local bbs's, and shown how NB> to get on at least one of them... And most of the "net" talk was of NB> bbs nets, not the Internet... I got a list of local BBBs when I bought my first 1200b modem. NB> To some extent, it's just a little piece of a much wider practice of NB> decentralizing, of the break-down of community. Do remember that MS has great interest in its users being on the WWW. --- OMX/Blue Wave/DOS v2.30 * Origin: Soundly on the Fault Line (1:138/666.0) |
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