My apologies if my criticism was too harsh and devolved into cheap name-calling. That was off base for me to say. My complaint is what several others have echoed; namely, that sending ANY file attachment -- especially an unknown one -- to an entire email list goes way beyond bad form. Many of us check our email from Windows-based machines at work, and you could've put our whole network(s) at risk by doing this. I am fortunate that I checked my mail from my home computer this time. Many others may not be so lucky. But even if this caused no damage, just because there happened to be no damage done this time doesn't make it okay.
>Dear Kerwin- >It was I who sent the email to the List and that was apparent in the body >of the email. I sent it to ask what it was for I have never seen such a >thing before and since I have a Mac I was not fearful of looking at it. >However I did not open it, nor do I open anything I don't know who sent >it. But I think jackass is not as appropriate as ignorant for that was >what it was, an ignorant mistake. Forgive me. I saw no danger in sending >it because you are all tech strong people and know what you are doing and >you confirmed this by your action. >regards, >doug >Dear Kerwin- >It was I who sent the email to the List and that was apparent in the body >of the email. I sent it to ask what it was for I have never seen such a >thing before and since I have a Mac I was not fearful of looking at it. >However I did not open it, nor do I open anything I don't know who sent >it. But I think jackass is not as appropriate as ignorant for that was >what it was, an ignorant mistake. Forgive me. I saw no danger in sending >it because you are all tech strong people and know what you are doing and >you confirmed this by your action. >regards, >doug ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
