On 4/11/04 1:35 pm, "Pete Jenkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you truly feel as you are coming across, then you can always start your > own list - send out an invite to those you think worthy. You could charge > for your posts. After all I do not believe anyone is holding a gun to your > head and demand that you answer people problems. It is always your choice > to post or not to post. And what on earth is wrong with lurking? How on > earth has anyone lurking affected or hurt you? I don't know how long you have been on prodig but I think most people would agree that over the last 2 years prodig posts have declined in quality and I was drawing attention to that. My thoughts that a vast amount of lurkers are contributing to that is just that - thoughts. I'd be happy to be proved wrong. > If all you are after is better list etiquette then say so. Being > 'Professional' does not stop someone lurking, nor make them have better list > manners, nor indeed make the, necessarily any more or better value to a list > than someone who has much knowledge and is willing to impart it but is only > a part-timer. Indeed I would prefer the latter to someone who begrudges his > own contributions, or over values himself! :) Terribly sorry y'honor Begrudgingly yours Steve Steve Climpson =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
