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Subject:Re: St. Louis interesting site From:Eric -dot- Ray -at- WCOM -dot- COM Date:Wed, 24 Jan 1996 16:09:12 PST
Julie and all,
You're right, it isn't appropriate. We've got
about 2200 subscribers from, hypothetically, 500 different
cities. That'd be a lot of postings about interesting regional URLs.
Add in other "interesting" content according to individual
interests, and we've got a mess on our hands. Please refrain.
If it isn't related to technical communication, it isn't appropriate.
That's why I send the appropriate postings message every two weeks.
If the subscribers want to know about St. Louis URLs,
they could and should either look in appropriate places
or exercise their own ingenuity to find them.
Eric
TECHWR-L Listowner (who is a Wash U. grad and actually
very interested in St. Louis URLs but is nonetheless
miffed that this message was posted because it has
less than nothing to do with technical communication
and serves only to clutter the list with trivia)
ejray -at- galstar -dot- com
On Wed, 24 Jan 1996 11:37:00 -0600 Julie Zagorski wrote:
>My apologies to EjRay for non-techwrl content, but being from St. Louis
>area, I thought anyone of the Techwrlers planning to visit our beautiful
>city might like this site.
>Julie Zagorski
>Creative Computing
>4412 Zufall Lane
>DeSoto, MO 63020
>314-337-0626
