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Enough is enough.

I think Mr. Stallman has run out of rhetoric deserving a reply,
and I just call a halt to what would be a ceaseless enterprise,
that of getting Mr. Stallman to admit to overreaction, and to a
long term series of manipulations that I have tried to help him
refocus in a more gentile manner over many years.


Thank You!!!


Give the world eBooks in 2007!!!

Michael S. Hart
Founder
Project Gutenberg

Blog at http://hart.pglaf.org

