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Hi!

Dave Page wrote:
>>Uploaded another attempt:
>>http://oc.cs.msu.su/pgorg/    (trailing slash is REQUIRED)
> 
> OK, looks good - however the trailing / think *must* be fixed before
> this can be used.

I don't think this is top priority as the final version will be put in 
the webserver's root... But I'll try to fix this.

>>and later Official Approval. I don't want to 
>>waste any more of my time if the current website is OK with 
>>The Important People of PostgreSQL and they just don't want 
>>to Bother Changing Anything.
> 
> Kindly lose the attitude, it's getting tiresome and is not welcome on
> this list.

Well, my attitude worked once again! I didn't receive any real comments 
for my previous mail without "the attitude":
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-www/2004-02/msg00046.php

BTW, what's your personal priority: "getting the job done" or "the 
attitude"?