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BrowneIssue replied

28 November 2007, 13:32
On going back and re-reading that document slowly, it was a lot more interesting and informative than it first appeared.

I've half a mind (yeah, yeah, ha, ha) to write to Reed Publishing and to suggest they try a little harder.

Thank you for the link.
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BrowneIssue replied

28 November 2007, 13:28
Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View Post

I think this refers to BS EN 13432:2000

Aren't you familiar with this?

http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=1&gl=uk

Somehow your answer, whilst very helpful and informative, is not quite what I was expecting from the target audience.
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BrilloPad replied

28 November 2007, 13:08
I think this refers to BS EN 13432:2000

Aren't you familiar with this?

http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache...lnk&cd=1&gl=uk
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BrowneIssue started a topic Computer Weekly & OXO

28 November 2007, 13:01
Computer Weekly & OXO

This here Computer Weekly (or ComputerWeekly.com as it says on the cover) as wot I have just been sent, is in a plastic bag, as per usual.

The plastic bag is marked: "This polythene is OXO-degradable"

Does this mean:

a) I have to put it into OXO to degrade it?

b) It is a warning that it will degrade OXO?

c) They are merely degrading themselves with silly marketing messages?

d) I should send it to Computing so they can ridicule it in BackBytes?

Discuss.
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