This is really really bad.
My first idea was that somebody has treated our honored Mr. PCBMan so bad that he suddenly disappeared in such a way.
But I fully agree with Robert that he should have left the web site, maybe adding an information that he will no longer provide the service.
And then he could make the SER-001 related design documents available to the Newt community.
WTH has caused him to behave so?
Maybe Calvin knows something more about that?
Ok, there was an immense amount of off-topic mails in the last time, which was annoying for me to, but I pressed together my teath and threw away the bunch of off-topic mail. Nevertheless I spent a lot of time to go through all of them in order not to miss the two or three interesting postings inbetween...
I remember that there already was a discussion to leave the community because of that.
But I am still convinced that we should rather focus on the unique advantage of having such a community in order to keep the green!
Johannes
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Von: Robert Benschop [SMTP:rbenschop_at_mac.com]
Gesendet am: 09 November 2001 15:32
An: NewtonTalk
Betreff: Re: [NTLK] ser-oo1 vanish - PCBMan departure
on 09-11-2001 2:40, Calvin Grier at cgrier_at_ix.netcom.com wrote:
> David Humphreys (PCBMan) has left the Newton community to leave more time
> for other projects. The web page info on his Newton projects has been
> removed. He's no longer going to be working on Newtons, and has said that
> he'll be finding a way to liquidate all of his Newton related stuff.
>
> He wanted me to say goodbye for him, since he closed his NewtonTalk account
> before posting a farewell message.
You got to be kidding, can't he at least donate his pages ?
(and maybe give his contacts to somebody else, so that people who really
want it still can get a SER-001 ?)
Robert Benschop
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