I can't believe you're talking about content management systems after September 11th. There's a dictator halfway across the world threatening us with weapons of mass destruction, Osama bin Laden is still loose, Al Qaeda is building up cells in Upstate New York, and you're talking about content management systems? Get some priorities man.
There are people dying in New York. A ductator across the ocean is building weapons of mass destruction. Go donate some blood or something, don't bother us with your pandering consumerism.
What advantages does the co-op model offer to subscribers over a traditional ISP that would justify the added expense? How is the subscriber experience different from what would be expected from a large national provider?
Shouldn't we all be cooperating after September 11, 2001?
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I can't believe you're talking about content management systems after September 11th. There's a dictator halfway across the world threatening us with weapons of mass destruction, Osama bin Laden is still loose, Al Qaeda is building up cells in Upstate New York, and you're talking about content management systems? Get some priorities man.
There are people dying in New York. A ductator across the ocean is building weapons of mass destruction. Go donate some blood or something, don't bother us with your pandering consumerism.
How can you say something like that after September 11, 2001?
I can't believe that you posted something like that after September 11, 2001.
that people are trying to steal audio after September 11, 2001!
To think that people are focusing on something like this after September 11!