Subj : Remember
To   : David Calafrancesco
From : Ross Cassell
Date : Thu Aug 30 2001 10:04 am

Hello David!

29 Aug 01 22:09, you wrote to me:

 RC>> criteria of the classification of said FDN, thusly messing up
 RC>> someones BBS file areas or FTP server?

 DC> Are you unable to deal with moving files around via automation?

Yes I am and you are bellyaching about it.

 DC>  After
 DC> all, where you store a file and what FDN it is hatched in have little
 DC> to do with each other. You can easily use filters to store, delete or
 DC> whatever you want with your local storage.

Yes I am and you are bellyaching about it.

 DC>  However, if you receive a
 DC> file hatched in a particular area, it is expected that you will pass
 DC> that file in the same area.

Up until my downlinks started complaining about the first couple and subsequent 
releases of that file into the wrong FDN, I chose to correct your error while 
making that file more than available, did I tell you I hunted the last 
incarnation of that file down and made it available, despite it not propogating 
properly due to an error on the hatchers part?

Does this file lose any of its value as a Z1B info file if you release it in 
its own FDN?

It seems to me that you are more interested in thumping your "we voted" onto 
everyone as if you are the ultimate bastion of democracy, not so if we consider 
the individuals listed as Z1B entities dont constitute the entire network as a 
whole, I hope you dont think this?

 DC> The same thing applies to echomail messages. Would it be appropriate
 DC> for us if our downlinks didn't want to see your messages, yet still
 DC> wanted to get this and other echos for us to move your messages to
 DC> another echo so that our downlinks would only get what they truly
 DC> wanted?

 DC> I didn't think so...

I am not asking you to.

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Ross
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