Thus it was written in the epistle of Sletten Kenneth W KPWA,
> > Finally, while I agree with the web-site idea, ilovempe or
> > welovempe or even mpe4ever is a little too emotional to end
> > a well-reasoned ad.
>
> I find myself agreeing with Mark about "ilovempe" and
> "welovempe"...  In fact now that I look at those again, I "vote"
> (FWIW) pretty strongly against either of those....   Just my
> personal take, I don't see "mpe4ever" as being nearly as
> "emotional" as the other two....

To me it sparks images of nostalic meetings between old friends who might well
neither know nor care about "reality".  It sounds like we'd be plugging MPE
even if it could never hold its own against another OS.

I like e3000.org or inventedbyhp.org. In fact, I really like the last one.
And I *don't* think that time is of the essence in this case.  We have one
shot at this thing--let's take the time to make it count.

Ted
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