Amen to the last sentence.

I realise if people are unsubscribing then it's a "bad thing", but as long
as the Subject line is maintained then I can quite happily bash the delete
key on this entire thread.

(I'm not, I'm skim reading it instead).

In a side suggestion, I'll happily set up a dedicated blog for such "move it
offlist" discussions. If required, or shall we just continue to camp over at
http://techcommdood.blogspot.com/?

Gordon

-----Original Message-----
The reason Lisa asked us to stop the STC rant thread was because several
people have unsubscribed in the past couple of days. That should tell us
something. The more emotional the topic, the greater the risk of turning
people off. The longer a thread runs, the greater the risk of turning people
off. 

Bill Swallow has offered an offline forum to discuss the topic. Perhaps
someone would step up and do the same for the certification thread. 

I think anytime a thread turns into an extended dialog between just a few
people, we should consider directing it offline. Any suggestions?

For anyone else who may be thinking of unsubscribing, I've considered it
too. Lisa is temporarily away on personal business for a few days and will
be back soon, otherwise she would've responded to the STC rant sooner. In
the meantime, let's all exercise our right to use the delete key.

Tom Johnson



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