>a PIClist, has anyone approached MicroChip about maintaining it, perhaps as
>an adjunct to their "WebBoard" discussion group pages?  It would seem to be
>in their scope of interest.

Considering the benefit Microchip get from Piclist,  of course they should
give it support,
financial or otherwise,  however it would probably be hard to get them to do
this without giving
them some editorial control, which could hamper discussions of issues like
silicon bugs, gripes etc.

well if mchip cant 'behave' we can always go somewhere else...

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