🚀 go-pugleaf

IMHO, A user group is *supposed* to be a bunch of people who get together
periodically to discuss something of interest to them. In every user group
that I have belonged to (an Atari group, the Amiga Developer's Forum, a
model rocketry club, ...) the group tried hard to keep things as informal as
possible. Politics were specifically disallowed, with a couple of minor
exceptions (*somebody* has to organize the thing!)

I have never been to a UU meeting, or a /usr/group/cdn meeting. But from the
looks of things in this newsgroup/maillist lately, I don't want to either.
There seems to be nothing but political maneuverings going on.

I would love to hear that I am wrong. In the mean time, if you guys are
going to keep "bickering" (friendly or otherwise), can you keep it down to a
dull roar? (Perhaps email would be more appropriate?)

-- 
Grandpa Charnock's Law:	 | C. Harald Koch  NTT Systems, Inc., Toronto, Ontario
You never really learn	 | chk@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca	   (long-term address)
to swear until you learn | chk@zorac.dciem.dnd.ca	      (my current job)
to drive.		 | chk@chkent.UUCP		    (my AMIGA at home)