RE: Does "Goodbye Netscape 4.x" mean "Goodbye Netscape"?

From: Rob Drimmie (robd@incentivecity.com)
Date: Tue Feb 20 2001 - 09:55:48 PST

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> ANd now we have the Protecionist embrace of the Save User from Less Than
> Bleeding Edge Browser Liberation and Normalization League.

Oh puh-lease. It's not about legislation, it's about information.

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