On Mon, Sep 27, 2004 at 08:16:52AM -0700, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting Niall Walsh (linux at esatclear.ie):
> > 2. ILUG is dying because it has not adapted or evolved, it has grown
> > stagnant and seems on the verge of collapse
> Er, maybe people have more important things to do, but, if someone has a
> few moments, would you mind explaining this subject to me, in words
> fairly low on the abstraction ladder? I'm a considerable physical
> distance away, so it's rather likely that I'm missing something.
>> (Equally, distance probably prevents me from helping. Sorry about
> that.)
it's the local version of "the internet is dying, film at 11."
clearer now?
kevin
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