That was a bad assumption on your part and perhaps bad judgement on my
part, Gene. In the future, I shall try to remember not to post anything
until the whole exchange is over or to obscure anything that might
enable others to chime in.
Generally, I feel, "me too" messages are not likely to help sway
others, especially those used to the public's inputs. They are more
likely to be swayed by multiple inputs separated by time and by lack
of cross-reference, however. Those would be seen as independent
opinions and not part of a mail-in campaign.
Jim
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Gene Mechtly wrote:
> I'm sorry Jim. I hastily assumed both MSFC personnel knew of the copies
> to USMA. Let's hope they blame me for the wider distribution.
> ..............................................
> OOn Sat, 17 Feb 2001, James R. Frysinger wrote:
>
> > I just posted a message to NASA regarding a web page and I included USMA
> > as blind copy recipient. PLEASE do not jump on them en masse and please
> > do not cite my message if you later correspond...
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