Miscellaneous

Fri Jul 03 1998, Sergej Koudriavcev squeezed the keyboard, hoping that the following words would reach All:

SK> Haeshki you, All !!!

SK> Well, here's the thing: a bunch of
SK> letters are coming to NEMO, some of them will be printed
SK> here (both letters and replies to them).
SK> This will be carried out regularly, that is
SK> once a week. So let's begin.

[Skipped]

SK> That's it. :-)
SK> I’ll say right away: everything that is written ^^^ is
SK> nothing more than NEMO’s correspondence with one
SK> person who sent him a letter. In some ways I agree with ^^^, in some ways I don’t. Somewhere
SK> is categorically against it. Therefore, I ask you not to throw boards at me (even new ones
SK> ;)).

It’s simply amazing how many typos there are in the text. Or is it a difference
encodings? :) I especially liked the new device ~doskovod~ :)

[Team Kelly]
Hasta la vista.
Tim Kelly

Will this be an advertisement KAI or is-dos?

SK> NEMO
SK> This is really so. This system
SK> is used by the vast majority of
SK> users, although this is not recognized. K co-

Who doesn’t recognize? Users don't admit it?! ;)
Or did sociologists conduct research? :-/

SK> NEMO
...
SK> Reliable, biased information
SK> can be obtained by users only
SK> FOR MONEY. If the user skimps

Is this information unreliable? Or will NEMO force us to pay later?

All the best.
Roman.