... Rule #1 of email ...
No - the first "rule" of email is to respect the intent of the writer - and not post publicly what was intended as a private communication.
Not sure of one's intent? ASK before posting elsewhere.
Anything less is quite disrespectful ... There is no "defense" for such an act.
Clint Bradford
On Sat, 03 Dec 2011 20:23:28 -0800, Clint Bradford wrote:
... Rule #1 of email ...
No - the first "rule" of email is to respect the intent of the writer - and not post publicly what was intended as a private communication.
Not sure of one's intent? ASK before posting elsewhere.
Anything less is quite disrespectful ... There is no "defense" for such an act.
With all due respect, Clint, you can't rely on everyone conforming to your Rule #1, as we have seen. Therefore, it is wiser to count on yourself to follow my Rule #1. This I have learned from being 'online' for 20+ years.
IOW, CYA.
73
-Jim NU0C
-- It's been said that if you give a million monkeys a typewriter each, one of them will eventually type Shakespeare. Thanks to the Internet, we now know this isn't true.
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