🚀 go-pugleaf

 
In article <3l7jkl$l4u@news.primenet.com>, rworne@primenet.com (rworne@primenet.com) writes:
>In <3koskg$3fa@hades.omen.com.au>, jas@snuggle.omen.com.au writes:
>>Hi Rob,
>>
>>I like this a lot:
>>
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>>May I adapt it to my needs?
>>
>>jas/2
>
>Sure, but the credit for the original .sig goes to docjoe@interramp.com.
>He wishes to have 10% of all monies obtained from microsoft.  Since I 
>considered docjoe's license fair, I agreed.  After all, when Win95 gets
>released, I stand to make scads of cash. ;)
>
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Surely this sort of restrictive practise threatens the integrity of the
Internet, rather than any than any input by Microsog. If Microsog are
goin to expand use of the 'net, then one should support that
encouragement of the 'net. If users want to play silly b$#&ers then it
is the 'net that stands to lose.

Chew on that before you try to screw Microsoft !



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