OBRIEN%OBRIEN@VENUS.YCC.YALE.EDU ("James A. O'Brien 432-4382", 203) (09/21/88)
Add my vote also to those in favour of posting files directly to the net.
I've posted stuff which met, it seems, with much approval. If the net can
handle the traffic (the only caveat, in my opinion), it's an easy job to delete
mail messages one doesn't need! Also, it seems that file postings have
been a very useful way of flushing out people who are still on the list,
but don't want to be!
Any other opinions?
Jim O'Brien
Department of Chemical Engineering
Yale University
2159 Yale Station
New Haven, CT 06520, U.S.A.
+1 203 432 4382 (days)
+1 203 322 7222 (eves)
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Add my vote for posting files! If you don't care about these -- perhaps you
are on the wrong list ?
-Sergiu Hart
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