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Whilst this entire thread (from the original one I started) has been beneficial and I believe useful to gauge opinion and use, I believe that it is now somewhat long in the tooth and has again degenerated into arguements instead of sticking to the facts about the pros and cons of using the [PCI] tag.
It's well known that people in general don't always respond well to change and that the minorities throughout society are often the most vocal. It is one sure thing though that humans have the ability to adapt to their new environments.
The fact that this addition has stayed despite the current debate is a clear indication that this is largely accepted as beneficial for the list.
I'd like to ask, if possible, that the admins now make a call on this and kill the thread.
TIA.
A.
Actually Andy the Nannies are rather enjoying this polite exchange of ideas. And some of us are determined to keep it from being a flame war
so that a workable compromise can be found to satisfy everyone's needs.
This thread is after all, about something potentially beneficial to most if not all of us. And it is staying pretty much on subject for a change.
And the fact that we have heard from some listers who both filter mail and like the prefix for it's helpfulness gives hope that those who have trouble with it can make a painless adjustment in their user settings .
-- Adrian
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