Re: [at-l] posts

[Tim Hewitt <thewitt@fairchildsemi.com>]

Paul A Magnanti wrote:
> 
> I have always viewed AT-L as the more informal list, the 'campfire' as
> someone said.
> 
> It has its own identity, seperate from ATML.  I view AT-L as the one
> where I can say hello to my friends, talk about hiking, and generally
> have a relaxed time. It is the equivalent of a shelter, all of us hikers
> relaxing at the end of the day, taking it easy -discussing whatever comes
> to mind.  It is valuable, and informative, but in a more laid back style
> than ATML.
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I had to unsubscribe from ATML. I'm not sure what had happened, but for some
reason, I cannot deal with it any more. I'm still subscribed to AT99, but I
can't deal with the rest of the ATnn world right now.

Just me I suppose.

-Paddler
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