> not to specifically bash EK, (his message was just the one I
> randomly decided to respond to), but haven't we had enough
> of these darn acid jazz pools. For every good message about
> a new artist or arts in Europe I want to read about there
> are 10 acid jazz poll messages that I have to got through
> the hassle of deleteing of my schools network. The E-mail
> machines are 286's and it's a real hassle. I think we all
> have our own oppinions about what's good and what's not and
> we sure don't need magazine or other polls eating up
> valuable band width and hard drive space!
> Thanx, Peace,
> George.
>
>
Sorry, but beg to differ. (And send this reply 20 times.) However, as a
compromise, perhaps polls could all be sent to the head-pollster who then
provides a synopsis for the list, which will be done anyway. And let's
face it, nobody should be stuck with 286s for networking these days.
Bil
bdwyer@grove.ufl.edu