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It's nice to continue sending Amber supportive messages, but while I don't
know one way or the other, I suspect that she's gone. If the "worst four days of
her professional career" weren't enough, the insult-on-injury posting from
another poster on how to use the Delete key was likely the coup de grace.
Me, I liked the round of backslapping the followed. "Yeah, we bad!" It was
just ducky 8^(
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