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From: roadraat AT aol DOT com (Nelson Fleet)
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Subject: Re: BeOs
Date: 22 Feb 2002 07:39:33 -0800
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DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com> wrote in message news:<200202220513 DOT g1M5Da314303 AT envy DOT delorie DOT com>...
> 
> It's not polite to refer to people you don't know by their family
> names.  "Hey DJ," would have been better, but still not appropriate
> because this is a mailing list, not my personal email address.  Your
> mail went to thousands of readers.

> And it's spelled "you" not "u".

What in the world are you talking about?

* Nobody's that formal on Usenet.
* Email and newsgroup style commonly condones abbreviation and even
misspelling.
* What does "thousands of readers" have to do with anything?  There
was nothing defaming or insulting about his post.  He asked an honest
question.
* It's probably a kid, and you're an adult who should behave a little
more responsibly.
* I think you meant "hundreds", pal.

I am a BIG fan of your product, but you really gotta caaalm down, li'l
dogey.

Nelson