Maybe he just wants what he sees as justice.

	Maybe if Theo added a 1 line .sig, or an X- header that stated
	mail he sent was personal & had nothing to do with the views of
	NetBSD core by default & removed it for mail he wanted to be
	seen as 'non personal'. (Or just added it in on the personal ones)
	then the requirements from core would be met.

	Ridiculous & seemingly stupid, but it migh actually resolve the
	situation and let everyone get back to putting their effort into
	NetBSD again.
	
		David

On Fri, 26 May 1995, Edward Tepp wrote:

> i still don't get what any of this has to do with theo distributing his
> changes.  it seems like the only reason for withholding them is to try to
> blackmail, as someone else put it, the core team into giving him an account.
> 
	


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