DCML Digest, Vol 153, Issue 4

[Nuno Silva]

On 2024-08-01 17:32 +0200, Tommaso Bonini wrote:
> > Thanks for even more thanks and testimonies to what the list has meant.
> > It is nice to hear, and it has meant a lot to me as well.
> 
> My first post here is from November 2002. I used hotmail instead of gmail
> (the latter wasn't a thing yet).
> At that time a lot of people were very active (someone unfortunately is not
> anymore with us), even Don Rosa would answer to questions! This is the last
> mailing list I was subscribed to, truly a relic of a bygone era!

Here I must be subscribed to at least a couple other lists and there are
a few more where I don't receive messages by e-mail but that is because
I'm subscribed to these using a network news to/from e-mail gateway.
(But that's probably just a sign that I'm into some technogical stuff?
:-) )


Well, if this message goes through (it's getting quite close to
midnight), let me thank those who have hosted and mantained this list
through the years, and of course also all subscribers.

I thought I had written some thanks words already in one of the replies
to "It is time!", but either I didn't or I can't find a message with
that now, so here goes: Thanks!

I didn't participate that much, but I'm thankful for this list and being
subscribed to it did and does make me happy :-)


> Thank you for your work and a cheer to all the friends made.
> 
> Yours, truly
> Tommaso Bonini
> 
> 
> On Thu, Aug 1, 2024 at 8:37 AM Per Starbäck <699 at nafsk.se> wrote:
> 
> > Thanks for even more thanks and testimonies to what the list has meant.
> > It is nice to hear, and it has meant a lot to me as well.
> >
> > The net was such a different place back then when only a few people had
> > access to email. I remember that a long time ago (even before the DCML
> > existed) I posted paper mail to Dana Gabbard (then editor of fanzine The
> > Duckburg Times, now sadly deceased), and I included my email address on the
> > off chance he could use that.
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Nuno Silva