escargo anyone?
On Jan 11, 2007, at 7:39 PM, John Denning wrote:
Scott I'm sure we do also.
Another point to think about. Snail Mail is often given a higher
weight. It's thought that it takes much more effort to send a snail
mail. It's too darn easy to send an email. As we all know quite
well:-) So it's often figured one snail mail equates to many more
emails.
And heck both can't hurt, email the contents of your snail mail. I
never meant it has to be a one or the other.
On Jan 11, 2007, at 6:33 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
Hey, if enough mail flowed in, I can bet that someone would take
note and word would move up the chain. Remember, there is strength
in numbers and one letter might get some attention, a hundred
letters along the same lines is going to get considerably more
attention. Imagine if every subscriber on this list dropped a
letter in the mail to Apple addressed to Steve Jobs, now that just
might get a lot of attention. I'm nearly 100 percent sure we've got
some Apple folk on this list.
- JD -
John Denning
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A+ MCSA MCSE
And glad to be a Mac snob again!
Roswell, GA
