>> There may be some sort of cultural difference
>> between Europeans (which (who? whom?) mostly seems to be who
>> post there) and the USA folk.  The Europeans seem to get in,
>> say what they have to say, and get out.  (The way guys shop).
>>  The USA folk seem to need to chew on it for awhile, and
>> discuss it, and bring in all sorts of extraneous points, most
>> of which often seem to have little to do with the original
>> point of  the OP.  Which does not keep it from being
>> interesting, though.
>>
I don't think this is a Europe vs USA thing; I've been on plenty
of "blah" mailing lists/newsgroups that have mostly american
membership.  PICList just happens to do especially well in this
area - there's more signal in PICList's noise than there is in
in the "signal" part of many mailing lists.

BillW
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