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ALEXANDER, DYLAN FLYNN (dfa3147@vms1.tamu.edu) wrote:
: In article <3vheon$frl@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, blackholeq@aol.com (BlackHoleQ) writes...
: }>and 
: }>perceived availability of software and hardware (whether or not the 
: }>hardware and software IS available or not isn't as important as whether 
: }>or not folks *perceive* it as being available).
: } 
: }Number of mac related files on AOL: 65000
: }Number of PC related files on AOL:  110000
: } 

: That's sad. Only twice as many PC files as Mac? I'd thought better
: of Mac users. The fact that they represent 33% of AOL contributions
: when they're only 10% of the market is frightening.

Probably has something to do with the fact that AOL has not
always been as bad as it is now. Originally, it had the best user
of the three  services and intelligent discsussion. Mac users
represeneted a large number of the subscibers, I'd guess. A lot
of them may have been holdovers from Applelink The Personal
Edition (who remembers that?)

Aaron
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