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> Please don't...
> ... waste peoples time with meaningless acronyms.

The meaning is perfectly clear, and posted on cygwin.com. Corinna even
kindly provided the link, to make it trivial for you to go and find out
what it meant.

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mailing lists, which list participants are expected to abide by.  A polite
reminder is entirely appropriate. 


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