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In article <1991Mar29.125148.238@biivax.dp.beckman.com> dsroberts@biivax.dp.beckman.com writes:
>In article <1991Mar28.213803.13906@news.arc.nasa.gov>, mcmahon@tgv.com (John McMahon) writes:
>> Clarification:  E-mail to DECUServe is an established fact.  The DECUServe
>> folks, along with the VMSnet working group have had it established for some
>> time.  From the Internet to DECUServe you can use the addressing
>> "username@eisner.decus.org".
>
>> :IMHO:  Another good example of the problem with DECUS tied so closely with
>> DEC
>> 
>> IMHO: Without the help of the DECUS MIS staff (who are all DEC employees) I
>> think it would have taken much longer to get this far.
>> 
>Well, you are quite welcome to your opinion, but the implicit reasoning in your
>statement is that if the DECUS MIS staff were NOT DEC employees they would not
>have been as competent for setting this up?  I am SURE you didn't really mean
>that. :-)

In point of fact, if it were not for the DEC employees who are involved
with DECUS, both as members of the DECUS staff, and as counterparts to
the various SIGs, and those who contribute as speakers and staffing the
exhibit floor, there would be no DCS, no symposium no DECUS and nothing for you
to be grousing about would there?  If you have some suggestion as to how
DECUS could exhist without any ties to DEC, I know that I would be
interested, as would the Board and the Management council, as would
Digital.

Kurt Reisler (703) 359-6100
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