Re: FLUXLIST: Re: mail art/anthrax scare

2001-10-22 Thread John M. Bennett
So far the only problem I've noticed is that the mail (of all kinds) is sometimes slower.  I'm still recycling envelopes, using tape, etc., with no noticeable differences or problems.  I do think it's a good idea to stop putting foot powder in envelopes, however.  And I've noticed more people maki

Re: FLUXLIST: Re: mail art/anthrax scare

2001-10-22 Thread greenbelly
> I am starting a project for mail artists in Texas > called Texas Association for Concerned Mail Artists > (TACMA). Is this open to out of state members, or do we have to start or own local chapters? I don't know about anyone else, but I've always been deeply concerned. I've just been so

FLUXLIST: Re: mail art/anthrax scare

2001-10-22 Thread Josh Ronsen
Patricia wrote: >I doubt that mail art will ever be quite the same after >this. For me, most especially, the recycling (i.e., taping, >etc.) of envelopes. For others, the mailing of the odd >object and the documentation thereof. I have been concerned about this and have been not sending out so