Sorry Dave I vote with Andre. I just signed up for treg and was surprised to find all the time being spent on frivolity. I couldn't believe all the fluff going back and forth. At first it was somewhat funny, but after the 10th or so response, it was getting irritating. I'll reserve final judgment on treg after this mess dies down. By the way, I don't think English is Andre's native language. Let's cut him some slack. Al Ross
---------- From: treg To: treg Cc: brunoa Subject: Re: TREG MESSAGES List-Post: [email protected] Date: Friday, June 20, 1997 12:43PM Andre, I hope I am the first of many to tell you to lighten up. TREG is a big group of people and occasionally we get a chance to talk around the water cooler. If you just want information without personality, I would suggest you spend more time with books and less time on the Internet. Everyone needs to waste a little bandwidth now and again. Dave Spencer P.S. Get a spell checker Andre Bruno wrote: > > I'd like to make a point on the recent "TALK FOR NOTHING" we recently found on > TREG (COKE/PEPSI/CANs). > > TREG was in the past one of the most famous exchange of information between > people involved in Telecom Regulatory aspects. It would be a scheme to leave > people poluating by their so called "HUMOR" this assset. > > I rely on a mimimum of education of those people to leave clean and technical > this data base. > > If those person do not have the mimimum education then I rely on the DATABASE > owner to discontinue access to TREG of those people. > > Hope I am enough clear. > > Regards
