cjh (12/19/82)
My response to people who don't like what I read or do is a general "Why should I care what YOU think ?". If they have a good (logical) reason then I'll consider it, if not (just their personal opinion) then I tell them to use 20 cents and call someone who cares. If someone doesn't think (a relative term) science fiction is worth while because they possibly don't understand it, they should consider the average person who doesn't know anything about computers and considers users manuals a waste of time. C. J. Holzwarth ihuxr!cjh
Miller@SRI-NIC (01/01/83)
From: Henry W. Miller <Miller at SRI-NIC> While I have not had the opportunity to examine the article in question, I must say that some of the responses in this digest have been, uh, unique. Let me say that a number of them lack a certain touch of taste and lack of maturity. This is not meant as an insult, but how does one expect to counter the comments of a very old (and somewhat respected) periodical by flaming back and acting like an adolescent? A mature, well thought out approach would work much better. Now that I have put my 2 bits in, I expect some flak, but hopee I get some support. Until we get the final bugs out of the protocol, Happy New Year, all. -HWM -------