[Rhodes22-list] Mr. Effros, Mr. Rummy, and you other guys who follow their example

[TN Rhodey]

Ed,

Go sailing! No worries man!

Wally


>From: Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net>
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>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Mr. Effros, Mr. Rummy,and you other guys who 
>follow their example
>Date: Thu, 4 May 2006 09:25:59 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>       The subject line is found above the body of the email post.  While 
>it
>is already filled in with a information from a previous post, it does not
>always relate to the reply that you are posting.  For example the subject 
>of
>the last two replies was about gear oil and 2 vs 4 stroke outboard motors.
>How are rookies supposed to go back to your discussion about changing gear
>oil when the message heading or subject line says 2 vs 4 stroke?
>      It has been historically shown that mr. rummy is obstinate about 
>making
>a little effort to go back an change the subject line, however, there was a
>time when mr. Effros wanted the correct subject to be shown in the subject
>line.  Now we have an epidemic of rookies failing to change the subject
>line.
>       Why change the subject line?  One is to find old emails with a
>specific subject discussed.  Another is that many delete by subject line 
>and
>thereby do not either get involved in a pertinent discussion nor even know
>that it is taking place.
>       Bill, surely you have a reference to proper email list etiquette.
>Since you are the professional writer, how about giving the rookies a
>lesson.
>
>Ed K
>Greenville, SC, USA
>Addendum:  “Laziness grows on people; it begins in cobwebs and ends in 
>iron
>chains.”  Thomas Fowell
>
>
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