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Re: A proposal to the tech writing list moderator :my 2 cents
Subject:Re: A proposal to the tech writing list moderator :my 2 cents From:Margaret Spurgin <mspurgin -at- IS -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 23 Sep 1997 14:02:03 -0500
LARS BRADLEY wrote:
>
> It is something that's "out of hand" and it's up to the receiver to screen out unwanted messages by subject.
I don't know, the Framer mailing list doesn't include all of this
nonsense. People use the list to discuss specific issues related to
using the software. I agree with Paul that this list does have some
valuable topics discussed (thank you, Nina Panzica, Elna Tynes, and all
others who bring intelligent dialogue to this list), and I do not want
to unsubscribe; however, I am beginning to feel enslaved by the
triviality that fills my mailbox. (Is that politically incorrect to say
so?)
I wish people who have nothing better to do than send in their favorite
misused words would get a job.
- Margaret
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