Re: Great product!

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> On Mon, 15 Jul 1996, Luke Bowker wrote:
> 
> > we came to the conclusion that it should _not_ become a server in itself,
> > lest it become bloatware very quickly. The nntpcache.stats pseudo newsgroup
> > has been yanked from our development source tree for this reason. Adding
> > the headers you describe seems to me to be in the same category of extensions.
> 
> allow the insertion of Path and Organization headers, you are cutting that
> segment of sales out of your market, as they don't want the up-stream path
> & org inserted into THEIR client's news.  I for one think that if you drop
> this group of clients (revenue), you are doing yourselves a major
> dis-service.  The added code is extremely minimal (modification to post.c
> and *.cf) that results in a fully functional ISP based cache. 
> 
> > Don't let the above discourage you. They're just things to bare in mind.
> > All code, comments, feature requests and bug reports are welcome.

I think this is quite a good idea. Luke, you are out voted ;)

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