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From: jtdickin@ouray.denver.colorado.edu (Stile)
Newsgroups: alt.games.doom
Subject: Re: Back at #1
Date: Thu, 28 Jul 1994 21:07:58 -0400
Organization: University of Colorado at Denver
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Message-ID: <kP5EkqokDATP068yn@ouray.denver.colorado.edu>
References: <entombedCtG9Ko.ID4@netcom.com> <3118p2$qdq@nntp.ucs.ubc.ca> <316438$2mk@ink3.ink.org>
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In article <316438$2mk@ink3.ink.org>, brandon@ink.org (M BRANDON REINHART) wrote:
> Sebastian Eggert (eggert@physics.ubc.ca) wrote:
> : entombed@netcom.com (entombed) writes:
>
> : >well, as expected, DOOM is #1 again..
>
> : >lets keep it up
>
> : Actually, there were only about 25 additional voters this week (including
> : one person from my own office). Considering how many people supposedly
> : read this newsgroup this is a pretty sad turnout. You would think that
> : you guys could skew the results better than this, but I guess you don't
> : think DooM is all that hot after all yourselves.
We love Doom. We just don't give a darn about some list that, as said earlier,
represents *only* the opinions of those voting.
Tell ya what: If you want me to vote for Doom, send me e-mail where all I
have to do is reply to it and I'll have voted on this list. How? Not my
problem. I guess you could put the address to mail it to at the end of the
message: I'd be willing to do a cut&paste to replace your address with the
voting list's address.