🚀 go-pugleaf

I can honestly say that AOL 5.0 is very buggy.. And until the
release date for AOL 6.0 this august it can only get worse.
Users of Windows 2000 are learning that it removes some java
apps that control they way some web pages work. Weither or not
you decide to stay with the service is entirely up to you. I for
one moved onto another service. One that works without any
software to install. But this is not an ad of any kind, I'll
leave that up to you if you wish to persue that stuff. I'm just
trying to make it clear, aol may not be the best thing on the
internet.. It's sole purpose is to make newbies comfortable and
to learn how to use it. It's a growing tool. I've been a
subscriber to the provider since aol opened. Long before windows
was dreamed up good o'l fashioned dos was the only way in.
America Online has come from a very long road.  The team should
continue trying to bring the best. It will take time before the
software works without all the bugs. Only patience will be the
verdict involved. I wish you well in your quest for the pefect
service. Or should you decide to go with the flow and stuck with
it.. More power to you.

ps.. "To: The spammers of newsgroups, for free services"
Perhaps many of you have forgotten, when you signed up for your
service.. You were instructed not to attack the world wide web,
and or usenet/newsgroups. Should you continue to persue cheating
the system, you will be caught. If your not sure what I'm
refering to go read your (TOS) Terms of Service. All electronic
services have one so read up on it.

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