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|    Leonidas Jones to Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo    |
|    Re: Storing old Netscape e-mails    |
|    31 Mar 08 02:07:07    |
      From: Cap1MD@att.net              Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:       > Leonidas Jones wrote:       >> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:       >>> Leonidas Jones wrote:       >>>> Netscape Guy wrote:       >>>>> Leonidas Jones wrote:       >>>>>       >>>>>> Despite the current situation, the Netscape name is an honored       >>>>>> one in internet history.       >>>>> Except for the fact that Netscape intentionally deceived the       >>>>> internet world back in October 1994 when they decreed that       >>>>> Navigator would be a free product for all non-commercial users,       >>>>> and then quitely swept that promise under the carpet soon       >>>>> afterwards.       >>>> Get a life,       >>>>       >>>> Lee       >>> e-gads, here we go again. Lee's right, but I'll add this:       >>> Get a frickin life.       >>       >> Hold on there Peter.       >>       >> On second thought, he's right.       >>       >> Netscape was showing some degree of malice and deception by altering       >> their corporate policy the way their press releases indicated.       >>       >> Sure, it happened years ago, but that doesn't make it any less       >> relavent if we're talking about Netscape's history, or their planning       >> or business strategy when they were getting off the ground.       >       > even so Lee, it happened in the last millennium. Its over and done       > with. Netscape doesn't exist anymore. I say time to move on. No sense       > in hashing something that happened a long time ago, and is no longer       > relevant.       >              Grant, when do I call you Peter? Looking at headers, when do I use NC 4       on Win 98?              Lee              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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