Subj : Fidonet To : Stewart Honsberger From : Ross Cassell Date : Wed Oct 24 2001 10:36 am Hello Stewart! 24 Oct 01 17:03, you wrote to me: RC>> Stewart anyone will spend the same amount of time typing data RC>> into a nodelist seg for inclusion in the nodelist, even if your RC>> NC is the fastest typist in the universe, only one nodediff gets RC>> generated a week, so much for the time factor. SH> I'm not concerned about how much of my, or Dave's, or Carl's time is SH> taken up. I'm concerned about how much of the (potential) node's time SH> is taken up. Your missing the point. NET 229 does not contain the only people capable of listing someone in Fidonet, the fact that you all present this impression is aside from the point. The same amount of time is expended no matter who helps him, the only potential for a travesty here is if he approaches someone and is ignored. This prospect was provided my contact info by 2 other people, I assure you I can get him listed alot faster than you can, as far as his desired mail service, I can get him referred to one of his choosing equally as fast if not service him myself, like I said one stop shopping. He is in region 18 and that is where he should be, unless the ball is dropped, then have at him. I fully expect your NC to refer him to me or the following NC's: 112, 135 or 361 should the prospect approach him directly or via you, if after doing so, we fail, then he is fair game. Dont go pounding your fists on your desk cussing me, nor shake your fist at your monitor, I am very firm about this, we went round and round with your NC once before on another Florida node. Region 18 is not the end all be all of Fidonet Z1, but then again neither is NET 229. Dont lecture me, dont argue either, you know where that will get you. == Ross http://www.easternstar.info ross@easternstar.info or rcassell@home.com ICQ = 5305939 .... The avalanche has already started, its too late for the pebbles to vote. --- GoldED+/W32 snapshot-2001.5.29 * Origin: The Eastern Star [Mail Hub] - 864.573.7069 (1:18/500) .