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> In a similar vein, we have a rather low tolerance when it comes to self
> important folk, niggly administrative overlords, and religious zealots (and
> there's a few of those bouncing around the theme groups - so I'm told :-)
This is certainly true for me. I find loc.au to be a more tolerant place than
some other corners of LUGnet (anyone visited .direct recently!), and I think
this is because I have physically met a lot of the loc.au regulars. I think
that, having met a person, one is more able to "read between the lines" of
their postings. When you just have the words in front of you, I think it's
easy to misinterpret (usually negatively) what is being said.
Kerry
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