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In article <9943@jarthur.Claremont.EDU> rspangle@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Froot Loop) writes:
>%In article <7032@vanuata.cs.glasgow.ac.uk> dam@cs.glasgow.ac.uk (Mr David Morning) writes:
>%%2) I have a number of small one evening circuits that I would like to post
>
>And YES, I would love to see some circuits posted.  What types of circuits
>do you have in mind?

For the big circuits, would making them available for anonymous ftp be more
appropriate? (personally, I'd be inclined to ignore GIF postings, unless they
had a pretty damn good lead-in, whereas an ftp site would let me browse at
my leisure during the off months.. Off months? What am I saying?...)

I don't think ASCII posting of small project type circuits is too far out
of line here, although it might bore the few pro's that haven't given up
on sci.e yet. :-) I think it would be especially appropriate if they were
original (or so obscure as makes no difference...)

>|   Randy Spangler                   |   Get your mind out of the gutter   |

Important Disclaimer: I seem to be running off at the opinions lately. Sorry.

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