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First Newsletter Released
Posted on 14 September 1998, 01:59 GMT

The premier issue of the ticalc.org Newsletter has been released! If you aren't subscribed, you can check out the Newsletter in the Features. Make sure you read this issue for for news on the program of the week policy and to see who this week's winners are.

The comments below are written by ticalc.org visitors. Their views are not necessarily those of ticalc.org, and ticalc.org takes no responsibility for their content.

Re: First Newsletter Released
Chernobyl
Half of the newsletter is just the news column on the front page of ticalc.org! Can't you find anything to put it there. The only real thing was the interview with Kirk Meyer.
	14 September 1998, 04:16 GMT

Re: Re: First Newsletter Released

that's not true.. there is also how to subscribe/unsubscribe :)
	14 September 1998, 13:49 GMT

Re: Re: First Newsletter Released
Bryan Rabeler (Web Page)
We will be posting news other than the news articles on our front page in the newsletter, such as updates on programs in development or other things.
	14 September 1998, 22:54 GMT

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Sarcasm
Why not just put it all on the web site and not bother with a newsletter?
	15 September 1998, 06:37 GMT

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Bryan Rabeler (Web Page)
We could do that. But then we couldn't call it a newsletter. :)
	15 September 1998, 07:11 GMT

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Matthew Christenberry (Web Page)
And then they wouldn't be able to say that they have copied all of theior recent ideas from TI-Files....duh....
	16 September 1998, 20:33 GMT

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Guy
Shut up Ti-Files boy. Check out where it says no posts relating to website competition.
	17 September 1998, 01:18 GMT

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S.T.L. (Web Page)
I must say that dissing a web site ON its own message boards is bad form, especially when the posting guidelines SPECIFICALLY state that's not allowed, and just generally... oh wait, no flames. Insert your angry ranting comments here. Have a nice day. :-)
	18 September 1998, 02:58 GMT