Hi. I am concerned that some xmca participants may be annoyed or offended
by some of the messages sent out, but I am not sure which messages you
refer to. Are the "personal-oriented" messages those that respond
directly to previous messages and address the authors by name (such as
the ones that I sent out most recently)? Perhaps xmca participants
would benefit from hearing more about how and why particular messages
strike you as mis-informing? The difficulty with this medium is that
it is both "conversational" AND written-between-strangers, which seems
to invite a great deal of mis-communication.
- Judy
At 01:05 PM 3/2/96 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear all XMCA friends,
>I suggest we should pay attention to object-oriented communication among the
>XCMA group. Some very personal-oriented messages are mis-information to many
>of us (irrelevant). If we continue to spread misinfo as now, I am sure many
>of us will be off the list. It is very annoyed to choose among the long list
>of mails every day. Could the xmca adminstrators improve the situation ?
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Judy Diamondstone
diamonju who-is-at rci.rutgers.edu
Rutgers University
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