stt@inmet.inmet.com (11/28/89)
This notes file used to be pleasant to read. It has recently become a forum for shrill religious arguments. Can we get back to talking about Ada issues, rather than debating for the millionth time whether Ada is the "right" language for you? Personnally, I don't love it and I don't hate it, but I do use it, and I would enjoy discussing problems and issues associated with its use and its implementation in this forum. I really *hate* reading all of this close-minded, one-sided, and often petty bashing of each other's favorite languages. How about using mail instead? S. Tucker Taft Intermetrics, Inc. Cambridge, MA 02138
baker@IDA.ORG (Paul Baker) (11/29/89)
I want to second the comment about leaving language-religion arguments off public networks. I've learned something from recent netnews about tasking speeds and subunits, but the static about one language versus another strikes me as narrow-minded and also outside the scope of comp.lang.ada. How about a new comp.lang.favorite as a place to debate preferences? plb ____________________________________________________________________ Paul L. Baker | E-MAIL | Phone: | CTA INCORPORATED | baker@ida.org | (703) 845-3563 | 6116 Executive Blvd. | bakerp@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu | Messages: | Rockville, MD 20815 | | (301) 816-1242 | --------------------------------------------------------------------