>If Mr. Dahl has assumed that the Internet climate had changed enough to >allow advertising of one's services over the net, he is much mistaken. > >I would urge people to actively discourage others from using the >services of anybody who stoops this low. This may be a way to make >yourself famous, but I'd like to think that it's famously unpopular. > >Mr. Dahl, if your name ever comes up in my neck of the woods,(is this a >pun?/ROD :-) I don't >think you can expect a positive response here. Why not do some >targeted advertising, instead of dumping junk in my mailbox? > >Phillip R. Seitz >Curator >American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery >Alexandria, VA >Mr. Seitz, >I assumed that the purpose of this group was to exchange information and take >>advantage of the experience of all the members of the group. My purpose for >>joining this group was not to advertise, but to exchange ideas and help each >other to solve problems. >As I had seen others introduce themselves to the group, I thought it might be >helpful to cite my experience, in case anyone had a question in one of my more >specific fields. I'm sorry that you find my information about myself junk. I >would welcome the opportunity to find out about your experience and perhaps I >might have a question in the future that you could help me with. >Perhaps you can forgive my presumption, I'm sorry that I offended you >R.O. Dahl May the great worm of enlightenment prosper in the compost pit of your mind. Robert O. Dahl Museum Consultant Ph:(602) 797-4752 Interpretive Planning and Design Fax: same 8421 N. Via Tioga AOL:[log in to unmask] Tucson, AZ 85704 internetaddress:[log in to unmask]