On 12/23/08 10:47, Tom Holub wrote:
> It makes no more sense to ask departments to pay for network
> infrastructure out of their meager discretionary funds than it does to
> ask them to pay for water, sewage, or electrical service. Can you
> imagine a department putting in a trouble report that their sewers are
> backing up, and having the campus respond, "yeah, the sewer
> infrastructure in that building is really lousy, you should pay for an
> upgrade. Until then you can buy some air fresheners"?
I hope you are as good at preaching to the congregation as you are to
the choir. :-)
michael
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