jens@moscom.UUCP (Jens Fiederer) (02/25/86)
Summary: Expires: References: <430@tekigm2.UUCP> <322@ihu1n.UUCP> <7595@watdaisy.UUCP> Sender: Reply-To: jens@moscom.UUCP (Jens Fiederer) Followup-To: Distribution: net Organization: Moscom, East Rochester, NY Keywords: I, also, feel like I am drowning in lists. In the ordinary course of life, I would rather not have to see them. I WOULD, however, like them available for reference. Could they, perhaps, be placed in a subgroup formed especially for such a purpose (net.books.bibliography?)? Then I could refer to this group when I really need a good reference. There must be something better to do than to yell at a person that is performing a service that could be very useful on occasion.... Azhrarn
tino@hou2f.UUCP (A.TINO) (02/28/86)
>I, also, feel like I am drowning in lists. In the ordinary course of life, >I would rather not have to see them. I WOULD, however, like them available >for reference. Could they, perhaps, be placed in a subgroup formed especially >for such a purpose (net.books.bibliography?)? Then I could refer to this >group when I really need a good reference. > >There must be something better to do than to yell at a person that is >performing a service that could be very useful on occasion.... > >Azhrarn _______ Let's keep the lists right here. True, it is a pain to sift through a pile of insipid lists. But what's the big deal? Most of the non-list articles are equally uninteresting. Just read those articles that interest you, skip the rest. When an interesting list does come along, rare as that might be, I want to read it right here on net.books. As long as lists are properly labeled, you'll know whether to skip them or not. _______ Al Tino ..!hou2f!tino