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Date: 2000/06/25
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* The Glauber <theglauber@my-deja.com>
| There also seems to be a Jihad going on betwen GNU Emacs and Xemacs.

  The willingness to describe things as "religious" is only evidence
  of the poster's lack of ability to perceive the underlying issues.

  Nothing good can come of describing something as "religious" or in
  religious terms: It leads to counter-productive meta-discussions.

#:Erik
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  If this is not what you expected, please alter your expectations.