[Chris W. Rea]

Excellent idea.  That's the spirit!  Glad you've both found a way to continue
to participate.

I've always been selective about the threads I read.  I'm on so many mailing
lists (many of them technical) that I long ago started scanning subject lines
before investing any time to read individual posts.  I still get to read
about the latest Oils news, side projects, talk about trades, etc.  without
having to invest myself in every political debate taking place.  Works great
for me, and I trust it'll work for you.

To those of you who always write meaningful subject lines, thank you! :-)

Regards,

[ CHRIS W. REA [UL]   software architect ]
[ mailto:cwrea@vex.net   toronto, canada ]


On Wed, 4 Sep 2002, Bjorn Blomquist wrote:

> I was thinking about leaving the list temporarily as the September 11th
> "jibber jabber" is on its way - but probably I'll follow Dale's decision.
> It's easy to delete those messages if you are sure about their contents.
> And it's possible that I can't resist writing a line or two myself on the
> subject... ;)
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Dale Ortiz
>   To: Powderworks@cs.colorado.edu
>   Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 7:08 AM
>   Subject: [Powderworks] I have decided to stay, and ignore the political jibber jabber.
>
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>
>   from now on, I will only pay attention to the Oil topics. You guys can
> yammer on about 9/11 and what not, all you want.
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