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Article #1517Re: Unusual Pets, Extraordinary People
From: Dean Hougen
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 1994 02:50
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 1994 02:50
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In article <1994Aug27.175900.1@milo> meschmidtke1@stthomas.edu writes: >In article <33lmft$ri5@ccnet.ccnet.com>, ghigham@ccnet.com (Greg Higham) writes: >: Bob Coggeshall (coggs@HK.Super.NET) wrote: >: : > >Apologies to anyone who receives this and is not in the area.) >: : > Umm, just for the record, this got as far as Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. But >: : > it *was* interesting... >: : It makes it to Hong Kong :) >: Ah, what the hell... San Francisco, CA ;) > >Well I DIDN'T see it in St. Paul MN. And now I feel like I missed out. Well, it came close. I saw the original here in Minneapolis. But I don't think it is distance that really makes the difference. I think most major sites (e.g. the U of MN) generally ignore distribution lines (as they realize it will have a negligible impact on their traffic), but smaller sites (often those not carrying the alt hierarchy or pictures groups) often restrict based on distribution. Does St. Tom carry everything but restrict based on distribution anyway, or did I hit the nail on the head? What this has to do with pets by this point is beyond me. > >Mark > Dean Hougen -- "And you may ask yourself, well, how did I get here?" - Talking Heads
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