scary).
PS. Anyone on any really nice list for web site making, especially on HTML and XML I want as nice a list as this one on other subjects (without going out there blind to try the millions of possibles all on my own ... too
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Every day some aspect of my life comes up for which I wish there was a list and group of people as good as this one.
Like if there was a swap list for video camcorders I could find the lcd screen for my little Sharp. And If there was a swap list and mail list for bikes
I could find the front derailleur for my Mongoose. And a bike help list could help me figure out how to adjust it.
The lists I have seen for various health problems are very static. No one posts in months. And you have to log into their site to look. I think that takes away the spirit so no one participates.
We sometimes fight and snip on this list but overall this is a great asset to legacy PCI Mac users. And the swap list is great too.
I'm sure all the lists on cobweb offer the same experience.
-- Adrian
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