Missing OPs (wes: Re: dynupdater not seeming to do anything)

[rhkramer@gmail.com]

On Sunday, July 31, 2022 07:50:54 AM Curt wrote:
> Maybe the OP (who's disappeared anyway, as they
> often do) should look there.

Hmm, what's the criteria for determining a missing OP?  Looks like his first 
post was at 10:55 last night, so when you wrote this, he hadn't been heard 
from or seen in about 9 hours, so the police won't take a missing persons 
report yet.

To me, one of the advantages of email is asynchronous communitication.

Have a good day (I have a headache today, so I may be (probably am) more 
gurmpy than usual.)

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rhk

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