In my case I subscribe to the digest version of 10 or 12 lists. I don't read them on my employers time, I do it after work, at home. So when a particular group is just too inept, too dumb or too inconsiderate to simply highlight a small part of the text before hitting the "reply" or worse yet, the "reply all" key, all of us get pages and pages of repeated text. The argument that I should simply hit the delete key is a pretty P poor response. It's not about the delete key, it's about the time. Dumping the list might be an option but just occasionally, there is a jewel of an idea that would be a pity to miss. Lately, some of you have been resending the whole volume over and over for up to five repeats. Count the little chevrons in the right margin sometime to see how many times the same message has been resent. It gets a little tedious wading through all that just to discover they are discussing the effect of a fat gut on launch height or something equally esoteric. All in all this is probably just another waste of time and space. Those of us who are considerate enough not to do it know who we are and those who insist on doing it probably don't have a clue and never will. I would bet they are the same people who do not know what their turn signals are for or how to take your turn at a four-way stop sign or even figure out what a "yield" sign is for. Sigh! Dennis in NH
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