Hello Roger,   
      
   On Mon Jan 09 2017 04:56:34, Roger Nelson wrote to Nicholas Boel:   
      
    RN> Let me say this about that and I'm not writing this to cause friction   
    RN> or to be mean, but want to point out the facts as I remember them: I   
    RN> don't recall ever placing the blame on anyone's software.  I read a   
      
   I never said you did. You mentioned what your DUPE base was filled with, is   
   all. It was others who brought the software into the equasion, which   
   intensified the discussion and meshed the two together somehow. I was simply   
   pointing out the two have nothing in common at this time besides they may   
   /separately/ be causing some similar problems.   
      
    RN> regardless of what system it is.  What I did was point out that there   
    RN> were dupes and printed the paths along with the headers and in many   
    RN> cases, the MSGID was exactly the same.  Naturally, some took afront to   
    RN> this and blamed D'Bridge simply because they don't know better.   
      
   I hadn't seen a message here recently blaming DB for any of the recent dupes,   
   although I may have skipped over some messages. However, I remember a query   
   for a feature request (which was denied) and someone pointing out something   
   about a /specific/ DB system. I guess I'm just hazy as to why DB is still   
   involved in this conversation regarding Allen and/or Mystic at all. :)   
      
    NB>> I haven't added many new echos to my system (maybe besides   
    NB>> Fidonet's UTF-8 echo) in quite some time. In any case, I've   
    NB>> actually been pondering removing a bunch, rather than adding   
    NB>> more.   
    NB>> :)   
      
    RN> Most of mine are gone simply because I tired of reading the same old   
    RN> stuff.   
      
   That's exactly where I'm at now.   
      
   Regards,   
   Nick   
      
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