Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years

[Robert Golding]

On 9/7/06, Romana Branden <romana at timelady.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 07, 2006 at 01:40:59PM +0930, Shannon Lloyd imparted:
> > What's with all the (often off-topic) links being posted on here these
> > days anyway? No one has time to browse Slashdot any more, so all the
> > stories have to be posted on here?
> >
> > </rant>
> >
> > Shannon
>
>
> as someone who always found the links posted here useful, i did the same.
> it seems now that it has annoyed more than one person. more than one is
> sufficient, i will post no more.
> --
> Romana Branden
> Nothing - well, thats something.
>
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When I joined the LinuxSA list there was an abundance of quixotic (&
often times off topic) articles, thoughts, jokes and various links to
make the day go by.

They have been disappearing at an alarming rate just because of a few
LOUD rants against them.

Why?

If you (not pointing any fingers) have scanned it and don't like the
content of a particular post, move on.

I happen to like the eclectic nature of Romanas posts, the underdone
grumbling and rumbling, yet pertinent, points of Groggies and DSLs
posts along with the helpful aid given for general questions, re IT,
from most everybody else.

Too bad this is no longer the usual case :-)

-- 
Regards,	Robert

..... Some people can tell what time it is by looking at the sun, but
I have never been able to make out the numbers.
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