Paul Prueitt wrote: > How can we join a colleague David Noziglia into this discussion? > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul, if David wishes to join the discussion, he is invited to join the AGI list by going to the bottom of the page www.realai.net and entering his e-mail address in the box handily provided there ;) Paul wrote: > I must > acknowledge > that I do not read interspersed text as a rule simply because it > is so hard > to take the time to figure out the two sides and the intended meaning (at > least for me). > > I hope that we might make full statements as communications, that > have some > independence from previous messages even if we do quote properly from > previous messages. Paul, I will try to respect your aversion to interspersed text in messages to you or dialogues intensely involving you. However, I don't share your general aversion to interspersed text in e-mails. If overused it can become confusing, but, often it's a very effective tool, in my opinion. I understand that we all have different tastes and styles though! To me, interspersed text allows more of a "given and take' feel -- Ben ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/
