Good idea for this list being 'moderated'.  Today I occasionally read it
in digest mode and for the past many months have simply deleted what
'used' to be good/useful information.  There's simply too much 'stuff' to
dig through in the 10 minutes/day I have to devote to the list.  Sad,
cause there's such a TERRIFIC wealth of experience on the list.
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Date:    Tue, 18 Mar 2003 22:46:48 -0600
From:    Gavin Scott <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Comment about "No longer reading HP3000-L"

The only options I see at the moment are A) everybody calms down and
avoids the politics and religion (except for the really funny posts)
or learn that Usenet provides several tens of thousands of newsgroups
that *aren't* about the HP3000 and where such rants are perfectly on-
topic and there are lots of people just dying to debate these topics
with you, or B) this becomes a "moderated" list/newsgroup where each
post has to be "approved" before it gets redistributed.

G. (checking in via comp.sys.hp.mpe)

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