Well, it works in emacs. :)
>You see: WWW is not a product. There is no commercial organization whose
>business it is to write code in responses to customers' whining. NCSA is
>the closest thing -- try whining directly to them. But unless you're part
>of a market that they have motivation to serve, you can't expect them to
>jump up and down.
[...]
>The question you asked has been discussed before. This list is archived
>(http://gummo.stanford.edu/html/hypermail/archives.html). You are
>expected to familiarize yourself with the material in the archive before
>posting. Just like on USENET: one should ALWAYS (1) read the FAQ
>(http://siva.cshl.org/~boutell/www_faq.html), and (2) count to 10 before
>posting.
Is there any way to have the listserv processor mail out a text file to
all new subscribers detailing a few things like this?
>[Sorry if I'm overreacting, but www-talk is an extrememly valuable
>technical forum for me, and when it deteriorates to Mosaic customer
>support, I feel I must do something.]
Amen.
-Bill P.