Re: [lace]Please don't use the lace@dont.panix address!

[phil powis]

'  it seems to me that the last two times
that I've sent messages to this list, they have not shown up in the archives'

Hi Arlene - I have had the same experience with the last couple of messges I 
have sent to the lace@arachne address. They haven't  appeared in the digest. 
Not significant enough in content for me to remember  and follow through until 
I read your message.

Phill   in Maitlland, NSW, Australia


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RE: [lace] Please don't use the lace@dont.panix address!

[Noelene Lafferty]

I would like to second Jeri on this.  Sometimes members post to Arachne
using software that doesn't send in plain text, and I get messages cut short
- usually it is as soon as someone uses an apostrophe, then the rest of the
message is missing.   The only way I can read the message is to go to the
Arachne archives, and if the don't.panix address has been used, then the
message is not there.

Best wishes for a very happy 2016 to all, full of lacemaking joys.

Noelene at The Angle, NSW, Australia
noel...@lafferty.com.au

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[lace] Please don't use the lace@dont.panix address!

[Jeriames]

All Members, please note:
 
When you send email to the _lace@dont_ (mailto:lace@dont)   panix.com 
address, it does not go into the Arachne archives!  I received 2  of the 
letters 
about the Christmas Ornament Exchange, both using  panix.  
 
These slip ups remind me that my postings are not being read.   Have 
written about this on a regular basis, reminding people to write to 
_lace@arachne.com_ (mailto:lace@arachne.com)Please  focus on having an 
archive that 
can be searched years from now - by  people not yet alive.
 
Our unique lace history needs to be documented and  preserved.  It is 
unfortunate that many do not realize the importance  of presenting people in 
the 
future with all the things we did to "save"  lace.   They will surely be 
delighted to find lace  ornaments tucked away in a safe place with some 
documentation, the  same way we are thrilled today, when we unexpectedly find 
lace  
treasures from the past.  
 
Jeri Ames in Maine
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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In a message dated 12/30/2015 6:42:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
bertra...@gmail.com writes:

Janet,  Jenny and I would like to thank all who joined in the Christmas 
Ornament  Exchange this year. It is a special year as it is the anniversary of 
Arachne  as well. 
We have received pictures of almost all ornaments and most  everyone have 
received theirs. There is a problem with some which the partners  have no 
control over. All we can do is hope they are finally delivered by the  postal 
service. 
Please look at Jenny's website. She has done a fantastic  job of displaying 
them. 
Next year, please consider joining us. This year  we had a couple brand new 
lace makers and several who had never joined  before.  We just hope you all 
enjoyed the exchange as much as we have.  
Have a blessed and prosperous New Year. 
Janet in East Yorkshire   UK
Jenny In Australia 
Sallie in WY USA

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