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]]>Yikes…..that person would have been excommunicated if he were on my board. That’s grossly inappropriate.
Eric
]]>A number of folks you will find on Yahoo groups, and other forums, are former veterans of alt.war.civil.usa. As bad as it is now, it was at the time a marvelous source of discussion.
]]>And there’s also Usenet, which gets missed – Harry Smeltzer in his discussion on Civil War Bookshelf missed it as well.
]]>I view it the same way. For reasons that remain a complete mystery to me–I can’t get an explanation for it–I’ve been permanently banned from one of those sites, and they constantly discuss my stuff. Occasionally, I will hear from one of them asking me to answer questions, and I tell them, no, that if I’m permanently banned, they don’t get the benefit of my knowledge, that there’s a price to be paid for my inexplicable banning, and that price is that I will, under no circumstances, answer questions that I know will be passed on and posted there. It gives me a great deal of pleasure to do that. 🙂
Eric
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