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This is the problem-no kidding

To: spridgets@autox.team.net
Subject: This is the problem-no kidding
Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 14:31:48 EST
the reason they don't read all the posts, and then bother you by asking the 
same question again, is that there are sixty thousand emails a week and 2 of 
them have anything to do with anything, even if the subject says they do.  
Example:  subject is windshield.  There are a few replies on the subject, 
then a bunch of "bob's nuts" "but you love me that way"  "you wouldn't be bob 
if you weren't" for the last two thirds of the string but the subject line 
says windshield still.  If a lister attempts to read all this crap they will 
have to quit their job and lose their vision staring at the screen for hours. 
 As a result they stop reading the mail. Then they have a question and ask 
it, even if it was covered in mail they didn't read.  This is one of the real 
problems with all the BS.  It's not extra stuff people get with their LBC 
info, it actually kills the original purpose of the list because people can't 
take the time to find the good stuff when they turn on email on monday and 
there are 128.  When I first got on the list I read everything and put good 
stuff in a folder with a subject like "DGV tuning" and etc and was building a 
good database of info I could use and help others with but the way the list 
has got I need a secretary to do it so I gave up or else I would have to have 
a folder for Patriotism, one for weight gain (with a subfolder for water 
retention) a whole gun section and two chapters for Xenophobia.  I guess the 
basic point is that if all the chatter didn't make the list inneffective for 
it's real purpose I wouldn't mind it.  It's silly to say that means it has to 
be dry.  There's got to be a middle ground


Mark M.

75 Midget "kep the sheepdog"
79 "Mid-get Bardeaux"

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