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For many years, this newsgroup has muddled along quite well without the
use of foul language. In recent months, that seems to have changed. I know this doesn't seem to be a popular view nowadays, but I (and I believe others) find its use offensive in the extreme. It should not be necessary to make a scientific point without swearing. Martin Rowley |
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