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Yes. And I will with what's-his-name from now on. ;) But, his reply to
Dick's e-mail could have been worded as a request and not a demand, could
have been civil and not angry, and could have been off-list and not on-list.
And I stand by my celebrity comment... If you don't want the attention, the
name recognition, and the attributions, then don't promote yourself (either
at all or in a way you don't want to be remembered).
Bill Swallow
wswallow -at- nycap -dot- rr -dot- com
::: -----Original Message-----
::: I don't know, but I suspect that the point is that, simply out of
::: politeness, you shouldn't - at least, not when you're been
::: specifically
::: asked not to.
:::
::: And, yes, I sometimes think that Andrew brings trouble on
::: himself. But
::: so what? That has nothing to do with the matter. If anyone
::: else on this
::: list were to make the same request, wouldn't you respect
::: his or her wishes?
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