Re: Bell, Detweiler, Ravings, and Whatnot

[Alex Strasheim <cp@proust.suba.com>]

> As for reading the archives, I'm never tried to do that, and I don't even 
> know how (where) to get them.  If I felt I could learn something from it, I 
> would, but you've already listed commentary by Detweiler which sounds
> sufficiently 
> wacky that it has to be far beyond anything I've said.  How relevant are HIS 
> comments compared to anyone else you've ever disagreed with?

Just in case someone else is interested, the archives are at
http://www.hks.net/cpunks/index.html.  The entire history of the list is 
there, and you can browse by date, subject, or author.  You can also read 
this list and many others via the hks.net nntp server.

There's a lot of good stuff there, even if you're not interested in 
Detweiller.