xml-dev - re: Anti-Microsoft Flames

[David Megginson <david@megginson.com>]

Andrew Layman writes:

 > This mailing list occasionally has messages that note some feature
 > or behavior of a Microsoft product, observe that it conflicts with
 > the author's opinion on how the world should be organized, and
 > impute some fiendish, nefarious and usually obscure motive to
 > Microsoft.  I don't generally comment on these. That does not mean
 > that I believe they have merit; rather that I am very busy working
 > with Satan and the International Trilateral Commission on an
 > enigmatic master plan for global domination.

Perhaps Andrew is unaware of the XML-Dev policy that silence
automatically indicates agreement in any discussion (hence the number
of substantially-identical postings on nearly every topic).

By the way, I checked the GUID embedded by Outlook in the whitespace
of Andrew's message, and it seems actually to have come from a hacker
in New Jersey.


All the best,


David

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David Megginson                 david@megginson.com
           http://www.megginson.com/

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