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From: Tim Rhodes (proftim@speakeasy.org)
Date: Wed Oct 11 2000 - 13:07:59 BST

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    I've noticed lately (and it has been pointed out to me by others as well)
    that the majority of participants on this list seem perhaps unaware of some
    of the more elementary niceties of listserver style were the subject heading
    is concerned.

    What are the possible memetic underpinnings that might cause a group of
    intelligent, well-read individuals to habitually neglect to change the
    subject heading, despite however many permutation the topic under discussion
    may undergo?

    (He asked, only partially tongue-in-cheek... ;-)

    -Tim Rhodes

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