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Subject: Forwarded Apology
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Date: Fri, 7-Feb-86 11:19:07 EST
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[ed. - forwarded at the request of the undersigned.]

I have recently tried to reply to an article I read on net.lang.ada,
criticizing the original poster for spelling errors. Due to the fact
that rn, the news program, thought the original poster was info-ada,
my reply got sent to the newsletter. My reply therefore annoyed the
readers of the newsletter and embarrassed the original poster. Neither
of these effects was desired by me. Since I am not connected to ARPA,
the first inkling I had of what had happened was in a personal mail
from Mr. Nyberg, who I understand is the newsletter administrator and
who has been very helpful.  I would like to apologize to Mr. Baldo and
to all those who were annoyed by my reply. I did not reply personally
to some of the people who wrote me, because they did not include a
usenet address. I would like to let them know that I have received and
read their mails, and I hope I have learned enough not to make this
mistake next time.

			Ed Biagioni
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