Historic Channels

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Subject:	Historic Channels
From:	"calyptorhynchus ." <>
Date:	Fri, 14 Nov 2014 11:52:36 +1100

Well perhaps the Young Turks can throw us old fogeys a lifeline
occasionally.

How difficult would it be after half an hour's orgiastic intercourse with
social media to send an email to Birding-aus "10:00 Dowitcher now on north
side of lake" or whatever the latest is, it would take 20 seconds.

[I am a bit biased against Facebok, I admit. I have never signed up to it,
yet every day I get 2-3 emails from them asking me if I know X, Y, or Z.
Somehow Facebook has hijacked my Gmail and is using it to try to bully me
into signing up. I object strongly to this, and so I will only join the *next
*social media revolution].

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