I'd kind of like to know what the going price is for new and used PM3's
every now an then.
A "portmaster-sales" list would be nice also.
Personally I ignore any whining.
Ed
RCIA <<Relatively Cheap Internet Access>>
Redmond, WA
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>Personally it doesn't bother me as I just hit 'd' to delete. but it does
>become time consuming and there are specific lists for such
>for-sale/wanted items for ISPs.
>
>> the only way, to reach a group with common interests (ie: PM or even just
>> ISPs) and so one will take that advantage. The 'no for sales' rule was
>> made traditionally by a bunch of long hairs who saw the 'net in those
days
>> as a place where evil business types could be kept out. Hey, times
change.
>
>That's why there are lists for isps for for-sale/wanted items... Keeping
>us techies happy ;) well to admit I'm on both those other lists also to
>track what is priced and see what is being dumped... can't say I see very
>many PM3s though 8( guess people in general don't want to get rid of
>them...
>
>> When I started out I had some pretty dumb questions. I got lots of flack
>> from assholes who thought they were smart. I got help from a few people
>> (you know who you are) who took the time to show me how to do it AND
where
>> to find it, knowing that RTFM and MAN and archive searches can be
daunting
>> places to the newbie.
>
>8) you mean it's easier to find out about this e-mail list, subscribe to
>it, then post a question, than to go to the website and follow links?
>
>man, I'm getting argumentative over nothing...
>
>[snip]
>
>
>> We can bitch and whine till the proverbial cows come home but it's the
>> help, sharing and ASKING that makes it work.
>
>Agreed on this! which is why I assist when I can.
>
>I just feel badly being put into a position of 'whinery' ;) well actually,
>I'm just stirring up the pot, since the original poster seemed to want
>some 'action'...
>
>What I want to see is a FAQ made from this list!!!
>
>Me and a few others started various incarnations... however things are
>relegated to the back-burner when other projects come up...
>
>anyway, realize this is one day of pure unadulterated blather from me...
>
>anyone remember Paul Farber from Inet-access?
>
>Heheh
>
>*back to normal programming*
>
>--
>Aloha from Paradise,
>
>Sherwood
>
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