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[QUOTE="otisco, post: 871137, member: 391"]
The loss of an historically valued poster, whose contributions from the very beginning of this community justify his qualification as one of its co-founders, is saddening.  Indeed.

This community evolved, and continues to evolve, as the online world did, and does.  Meaning access to more members over time, many more members, exponentially in fact compared to the AOL days, necessarily including the younger Internet/high tech generation.  With that expansion comes the views, childish or mature (or maturing), of those youngins.  As others have rightly made clear, avoiding those posts takes little to no effort.

It seems that DiM, and the other founders and moderators of this community as intelligent as him, should appreciate those things.  Unfortunately, it doesn't seem so, however.  In which case, the "moderators" of this community should better moderate to ensure that our most valuable members cease to dissipate.  Because the evolution of the high tech world certainly will continue in the current direction; that should mean more community members, and more good ones, not the reverse.

Come back DiM, and snap to it, Mods.
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