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2 total messages Started by Mike Feldman Sat, 13 Feb 1988 20:10
Re: MODULA2 Users Group
#4077
Author: Mike Feldman
Date: Sat, 13 Feb 1988 20:10
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Regarding the MODUS announcement and application form -

I hate to flame publicly, but I think it's time to do so.
<flame on>

I sent my check to Modus in August 1987. It was deposited some time
in September. I have yet to receive _anything_ from this group. Until
someone from Modus makes a public statement about how long it takes to
get anything going with them, I would be _very_ hesitant about signing
up. It looks like a good group but their administration seems rather
sluggish to say the least. I realize it's a volunteer group but I think
there is some obligation to do more than deposit checks.

<flame off>

Michael Feldman, Professor
Dept. of EE&CS
The George Washington University
Washington, DC  20052
MFELDMAN@GWUVM.BITNET
Re: MODULA2 Users Group
#4083
Author: chrisj
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1988 15:25
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MFELDMAN@GWUVM.BITNET (Mike Feldman) in message
<INFO-M2%88021507413861@UCF1VM> has some hard words to say about the
difficulty of getting service from MODUS.  Since I'm the current
adminstrator of the U.S. branch, I'd better begin by admitting that his
complaints are justified.  There were some problems with getting the
membership database moved to my machine when I took over, etc.  I still
haven't gotten around to bringing up the label printing program.

Rather than feed the net a line of excuses, I'll promise to report back
here via another posting when I've gotten the backlog of stuff taken care
of, which I hope will be within a couple of weeks.

Christopher Jewell  |  chrisj@cup.portal.com  |  sun!cup.portal.com!chrisj
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