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It is not new, but I just ran across this:  
 
  http://www=2Equasarbbs=2Enet/ftp2/  
 
The names behind the initials may be familiar to you, though probably not  
to me=2E  This is a (perhaps not uncommon) sort of unfortunate development=  
,  
these days=2E  Even though I don't think I even knew of this particular ft=  
p  
repository, I recall this fellow in Italia -- M=2E A=2E Carlo, I believe -=  
-  
having this exhaustive, voluminous website that just went on and on, such  
that it actually took quite a while to load=2E  Frankly, I don't especiall=  
y  
care (should I ?) if a lot of it was assembled from other sources=2E  We'r=  
e a  
vanishing breed anyway, so I say: the more the merrier=2E  It just makes  
stuff more available, and enhances the chances of finding something we  
happen to be searching for=2E  (I could give you some examples of stuff yo=  
u  
won't find easily=2E)  Gives us some redundancy, when one or more of the  
important sites happens to be down for awhile, which does happen=2E  Now i=  
t  
seems to ALL be gone, not just the ftp collection=2E  I, for one, will mis=  
s  
having Mr=2E Carlo on the 'Net=2E  
 
 
Jordan  
 
 
 
 
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