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Having only just joined the Sundial Systems forums, I must be
behind most of you. Peter Skye submitted a request there for a
clarification on the "sort" provided by MESA2. It appears to be
the kind of request that if not on this mailing list as well at
least ought to be covered within our scheduled SIG meeting.
I can understand why Randell Flint seemed curious that we (the SIG
participants) didn't take advantage of the support available
directly from Sundial Systems. Maybe we need to consider a proper
division of labor for what occurs (or is appropriate) in those
forums and what better appears here and in our meeting to
complement them. In that manner we may get more of what we have
paid for.
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