[ale] b'bye

[mmillard1 at comcast.net (Michael Millard)]

Nothing is always good.  This is one of the best groups of this kind 
I've ever been involved with.  It's not uncommon to have issues or lows 
in any group.  I'm having a bit of a spat with an old friend in another 
Venue myself and that's very unusual.  The maturity and longevity of the 
group depends on people getting over issues and moving on to the next 
thing.  I hope that happens here to.

Randal Jarrett (K4RSJ) wrote:

>Instead of complaining, start a 'significant on-topic' thread and
>contribute to lowering the noise level!!
>
>Randy
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>On Mon, 2005-05-23 at 17:48 -0400, Ben Scherrey wrote:
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>>Remarkably its now been a few weeks since I've seen any significant 
>>on-topic traffic here and even that wasn't up to what I used to expect 
>>from ALE. I have too many mailing lists as it is so I guess its time for 
>>this one to go. For all you who participated in the more interesting and 
>>useful topics - thanx. I may return some day - most likely if I run into 
>>some esoteric linux issue and feel the need to give the list another 
>>shot at being useful. As it is now, that's no longer the case.
>>
>>    -- Ben Scherrey
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