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tozaki@math.keio.ac.jp (Hidekazu TOZAKI) writes:

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>  But when you have some questions on a certain Japanese things,
>please don't hesitate to post other fj groups. Of cource, there are
>some Japanese who dare not to read English articles, but IMHO, any
>questions and other articles shall be (also) posted to proper
>newsgroups to get more proper answers.

Hold on. What is a 'proper' newsgroups and/or a 'proper' answer?
Who, other than the poster, is qualified to detemine what is
'proper'? 

>  As you may already know, some complains that there are too many
>English articles in fj.misc, and some of which have any relations in
>both foreigners and miscellaneous subjects. It sounds very reasonable
>for me and I myself spend a lot of time to dig your article out from
>many ones on making the new newsgroup.

Yes, some people can always find something to complain about :-)

As for having to spend a lot of time digging out my article, isn't
this normal for the net? I reading fj.misc, fj.news.group and 48
newsgroups in English. I'm always having to sort through lots of
stuff that I'm not interested in...

>And it's too easy for such Latin-alphabet-distasters to distinguish
>English and Japanese articles than to distinguish Swedish and
>Norwegian. :-)

Yeah, one look at the screen (1/10th of a second) and you know the
difference between English and Japanese! 

>P.S. Sorry, I can't responed to you till about 8/8.

Ahh, must be vacation time. Have a good time!

Dave

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