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Jens DOT Toerring AT physik DOT fu-berlin DOT de wrote:
> In comp.lang.c Dan Henry <dhenry AT sprynet DOT com> wrote:
> 
... snip ...
> 
>> But could we please keep c.a.e free of political drivel?  I get
>> enough of that with the rock and movie stars (and "<!-- insert
>> agenda-driven-group -->) opinionating.  Must we (I) get it here
>> too?
> 
> I guess it would be more clever to get yourself a newsreader that
> simply lets you keep signatures from getting displayed - it's not
> part of the message, so you won't get cheated out of any relevant
> information. And since CBFalconer's signature starts with the cor-
> rect "-- \n" sequence every halfway decent newsreader should be
> able to hide it from you.

It was too long, and I have cut it back.  It changes from time to
time anyhow.  Anyhow, what politics? :-)  All it does is quote
GWB! (after cutback).

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