Re: AAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!

[Randy Terbush <ra...@zyzzyva.com>]

I would support this approach. I don't think that the letter is 
written in such a way to be a public information. Not to mention 
that I would prefer not to put yet another webpage out there for 
some robot to steal my email address off of. (not that it could be 
any worse than it is)

A press release would be more appropriate for public consumption. A 
page describing tuning for benchmarks would be even better. A page 
with some benchmark results would be the tits.


> How about postal mail, certified. What we have done in the past
> is sent "advance copy" via Email and the official letter
> via postal mail.
> 
> I'm guessing their Email is screwed up though since I know I've
> Emailed them before and it's gone through, though most likely
> just into the bit bucket.
> 
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