Bravo, Indigo! It must be off-season for some of the museum folk, the ones
that have time to write these lengthy responses regarding a matter of simple
courtesy.
Briefly, our e-mail systems are pre-formatted to provide for "Subject." Use
that line.
Ross Weeks Jr.
Historic Crab Orchard Museum & Pioneer Park
Tazewell, Va.
http://histcrab.netscope.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Indigo Nights" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: PUT SUBJECT MATTER IN SUBJECT LINE, MUSEUM-L!!!
> Could we bypass the vituperativeness on this
> discussion and just agree that a majority of us would
> prefer to have subject lines but, understanding that
> we're all supposed to be human (I include that caveat
> after some of the responses I've read that make me
> wonder sometimes if there aren't "Gods" on this list),
> and we sometimes make mistakes, we will agree to try
> to be gracious and forgive one another understanding
> that most of us will try at all times to comply?
>
> Goodness sakes, I can clearly think of a lot more
> things going on in the world at present to put my
> knickers in a twist other than a subject line.
>
> It is an inconvenience to get several notes without
> subject lines. If the first person to respond catches
> the fact that there's no subject line and inserts one,
> all subsequent posts will be with a subject line.
>
> I'm more concerned about the God-awful spammers who
> keep sending porno after harvesting emails from this
> list, and that dastardly little demon (a pox on him
> and all like him) who tried to send me a virus
> yesterday. I know this illegitimate child of a female
> dog specifically chose this list to do it to because
> it came complete with a note that said The board had
> approved yada yada.
>
> Oh, and whomever you are that keeps sending me such
> nuisances, I repeat, I do not read Taiwanese, Korean,
> or whatever that language is you keep sending.
>
> It's also rather foolish to send a virus to somebody
> with a Yahoo address. Yahoo keeps its virus
> protections fairly up to date.
>
> The world is not in peace. Can we resolve to try to
> have a little here?
>
>
>
>
>
>
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