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AP wrote:
"I believe that these numbers demonstrate that even a 1 post per day
limit would
not dramatically affect the grand majority of the list members. 93%
would not
be affected. Only a small fraction of the listmembers would see their
posting
affected."
Yes, but some of the list's most interesting and/or helpful members
would be in that small fraction.
I would be deeply sorry to see Keith, Geoff, Bill, Bruce, John, Dick,
Maggie, Chuck, DaLy, and several others limited to one post a day (not
to mention an unnamed acerbic poster whose views I often disagree with,
but whose posts I usually enjoy). In fact, out of Guy's list of people
who posted more than once in that 24-hour period, there are VERY few
whom I'd rather hear less from.
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