njm@cel.co.uk (nick mann) (02/22/91)
Has our news feed developed another hole, or has nobody
submitted anything to comp.binaries.os2 lately? The last
article I saw was dated 31st December 1990.
Just wondered,
Nick.
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njm@cel.co.uk (nick mann) writes: >Has our news feed developed another hole, or has nobody >submitted anything to comp.binaries.os2 lately? The last >article I saw was dated 31st December 1990. Things (at least one) have been submitted. Since last November I have twice submitted a program that I wrote. I have corresponded intermittently with the moderator, Tom Haapanen, on a number of occasions. I was told that there have been few submissions and that he has not had much opportunity to look them over. I am not criticizing the Tom, but if other programs are in the queue I'm sure we would all be interested in seeing them. If its simply an unavailabilty of time, perhaps we should select a new moderator. | Todd Crowe | | n8840371@unicorn.wwu.edu or TODDC@nessie.wwu.edu | There are three types of people, those who can count and those who can't.
tom@mims-iris.waterloo.edu (Tom Haapanen) (02/22/91)
>njm@cel.co.uk (nick mann) writes: >> Has our news feed developed another hole, or has nobody submitted anything >> to comp.binaries.os2 lately? The last article I saw was 31 December 1990. Todd Crowe <n8840371@unicorn.cc.wwu.edu> writes: > Things (at least one) have been submitted. Since last November I have twice > submitted a program that I wrote. I have corresponded intermittently with > the moderator, Tom Haapanen, on a number of occasions. I was told that > there have been few submissions and that he has not had much opportunity to > look them over. Well, I'm here! :) I currently have a few submissions, and if there are no problems, they'll be posted over the weekend. Indeed, the number of submissions has been very low; I don't know if that's because of general apathy or because everyone's company is going back to Windows. > I am not criticizing the Tom, but if other programs are in the queue > I'm sure we would all be interested in seeing them. If its simply an > unavailabilty of time, perhaps we should select a new moderator. Like I said, there is very little activity in terms of submissions. However, if someone is interested and willing to take on the job of moderator, I will gladly hand it over. I this job about a year ago as no one else volunteered, and we could not have comp.binaries.os2 without a moderator. I have, however, since lost my OS/2 access (yes, I'm doing Windows development now) and my time is limited. So if anyone out there is interested, the position *is* available... [ \tom haapanen --- university of waterloo --- tom@mims-iris.waterloo.edu ] [ "i don't even know what street canada is on" -- al capone ]