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   >>You see, I know the value of a Usenet post isn't in the wrapping   
   >>paper.  The value is inside the box.   
   >   
   > Sometimes the wrapping is useful if you want to find it later.   
   > Searching on headers works better than searching on content.  And now   
   > that Google Groups has dropped out of Usenet that's even more so.   
      
   Heh heh heh... the whole point is NOT to be able to find me by a machine.   
      
   The funny thing is I can't even find my own tutorials from twenty years ago   
   as, truth be told, I don't even look at what the header says.   
      
   I don't even know the name I'm posting under as it doesn't show up in my   
   gVim text editor until I send the article out - and it's too late by then.   
      
   The only thing that matters to me is the value of the gift in the package.   
      
   >>But what you do NOT doubt, is that I speak fact, and, if, perchance,   
   >>I make a mistake, and if that mistake is pointed out to me, I openly   
   >>admit it.   
   >>   
   >>Don't I?   
   >>Do Apple trolls have the same ethical code of honor as I do,   
   >>badgolferman?   
   >   
   > According to them, they are NEVER wrong.   
      
   What I find interesting is they don't own the intelligence to disassemble   
   an argument. They devolve into kindergarten personal attacks instead.   
      
   Have you ever noticed that in any of the well-known Apple trolls?   
      
   You say a fact about Apple.   
   They don't like that fact.   
   So they attack YOU instead.   
      
   Have you ever noticed that trend in these Apple zealot trolls badgolferman?   
      
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