This is not an Apple account

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From: info-mac
Date: Tue, 08 May 1984 07:58

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Date: 7 May 1984 23:38-EDT
From: Tim McNerney <uw-beaver!TIM@MIT-MC>
Subject:  This is not an Apple account
To: ERIK@SRI-AI
Cc: info-mac@SUMEX-AIM

Thank you for the time you have spent answering questions, taking bug
reports, and playing go-between for Apple, but since it not your job,
there should really be an "official" Apple mailbox and a person whose
job it is to monitor this list and pass on useful info when possible.
I noticed that you often forward mail from Apple people.  This service
has also been much appreciated, but shouldn't there be a way for them
to "speak for themselves"?

I am not proposing that Apple start giving away lots of free technical
advice, but this list has potential for providing a wonderful two-way
exchange medium between Apple and a lot of very bright MacHackers
("hacker" in the positive sense, of course).

	Tim McNerney
	<TIM at MIT-MC.ARPA>

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