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Date: 26 Jan 93 16:34:42 GMT
From: progers@ajpo.sei.cmu.edu (Pat Rogers)
Subject: Re: Guest account at Center for Software Reuse
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In article <SRCTRAN.93Jan25124952@world.std.com> srctran@world.std.com (Gregory
 Aharonian) writes:
>
>>Perhaps they recognized you.
>>P Rogers
>
>Well, if you mean that the guards recognized someone approaching them
>who was cataloging all of the government's software and who wanted to
>include whatever was floating aroung SEI, guards who knew that like
>the rest of the DoD reuse efforts one SEI goal is to make it as difficult
>as possible for the public to get at reusable defense software, well
>then I suspose your explanation of the guard's behavior makes sense.
>

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>Greg Aharonian

Greg, if you are going to quote me, please do so completely (or get
a sense of humor). What I said was:

>>Perhaps they recognized you.  :)

Note the smiley.  Is your net software not acquiring the entire text?

P Rogers