In a message dated 3/23/01 9:28:39 AM EST, [email protected] writes:

<< Subj:     Re: CS>More list owner comments, PLEASE READ!
 Date:  3/23/01 9:28:39 AM EST
 From:  [email protected] (Ivan Anderson)
 Reply-to:  [email protected]
 To:    [email protected]
 
 I think the tech stuff is at about the same level as it has been for
 some months, it is just not as diluted as before.
 These discussions do get pretty robust at times and need a decorum
 check, but it is amazing how this makes one redouble one's efforts in
 research and so on...as long as one can admit to being mistaken, or at
 least to not being as sure of one's ground...
 I have found by experience that to speak in absolutes makes that bitter
 pill very large and the throat very dry, when one eventually has to
 swallow it.
 
 I have been ignoring Marsha's goading of the techies, but most certainly
 do appreciate her constant newby help, (if only she would use two
 batteries instead of three).
 
 Mike, perhaps you should amend the introduction message to new members,
 inviting them to just ignore the technical discussions, and not to be
 intimidated by them, and to reassure them that we all welcome their
 questions no matter how basic.
 
 Thanks for your continuing efforts, and best of luck balancing on that
 fence.
 
 Ivan.
  >>

Ivan: I would like to expand on Ivan's comments. More often than not, it has 
been the technically oriented people who have taken the newbies by the hand 
and answered their questions despite the fact that such answers could be 
found easily in the archives. In addition, some of us have gone the extra 
mile to use the experience of lurkers as well as active participants by 
soliciting their comments. I, myself, have spent quite a few hours putting 
together, what I believe to be, the first List survey which should be quite 
helpful to newbies and experienced CS users alike. However, I have to tell 
you that it gets my dander up when ANYBODY attempts to limit the CS dialog on 
this list which has been so successful in spreading the CS (scientific and 
anecdotal) word. Let's work together to keep it that way by maintaining the 
highest level of tolerance for each others opinions. Roger  


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