Selected-By: Michael Nolan <nolan@tssi.com>

The Internet Oracle has pondered your question deeply.
Your question was:

> Oh Oracle most wise,
> do questions submitted from the World Wide Web have priority
> over e-mailed questions, or vice-versa?

And in response, thus spake the Oracle:

} Dear supplicant,
} Your questions seems so simple, but, in fact, is most complex.
}
} Lets break it down into it's component parts:
}
}         World Wide Web                         Electronic Mail
}         **************                         ===============
}
}     All point and click                    User needs to have at least
}                                                 half a clue
}
}     Can get to "Cool" places               Usually doesn't type random
}         without actually knowing                to see if someone gets
}         where "here" is.                        their mail.
}
}     Doesn't need to Understand             Usually knows all too well
}         what is going on.                       what is going on.
}
}     Usually uses one of the                Usually makes their own
}         "name brand" internet                   connection.
}         providers.
}
}     Believes everything has it's Icon      Makes money from and laughs
}                                                 at those people who
}                                                 think everything should
}                                                 have it's own icon.
}
}     Thinks the Internet Oracle             Still worships the Usenet
}         Oracle is a "neat, new idea"
}
} Well, Supplicant, if that doesn't answer your question, then you didn't
} know the correct question.
}
} You owe the oracle that first guy who said,
} "I wish we at Duke could contact those folks at UNC. Kinda like some
} group thing where we could all USE the NETwork to send NEWS to GROUPS
} of folks"