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[Cristian Gutierrez]

Pablo Jimenez wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 02, 2004 at 10:52:23AM -0400, Horst von Brand wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>> Por algo se habla del "year when September never endeth"...
>
> La cita se refiere a lo que menciona el link?
> http://www.nyupress.org/netwars/pages/chapter01/ch01_.html

Alli hay una referencia al FAQ de alt.culture.usenet, que reza:

,----[ http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/culture-faq/ ]
| 
|  September
|    The time when college students return to school and start to post
|    stupid questions, repost MAKE MONEY FAST, break rules of
|    netiquette, and just generally make life on Usenet more difficult
|    than at other times of the year.  Unfortunately, it has been
|    September since 1993.  With the growing sensationalism surrounding
|    the "Information-Superhighway" in the United States, the current
|    September is likely to last into the next century.
| 
|    Regarding the origin of this term, David DeLaney
|    (dbd en panacea.phys.utk.edu) wrote:
| 
|     > The first recorded outbreak of this was Warren Burstein saying
|     > "It's *always* September, *somewhere* on the net" in response
|     > to a particularly Clueless outburst from Delphi.com on
|     > alt.folklore.urban, in fall 1993.
|     >
|     > Dave Fischer extended this, some time after that, to "1993 was
|     > The Year September Never Ended".
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