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Bruce Byfield wrote:
> Quoting Bonnie Granat <bgranat -at- granatedit -dot- com>:
>
>>
>> How dare they try to sell me goods and services that I might
need
>> or want?
>
> Let me get this straight: You actually want to be disturbed by
people
> trying to sell you things?
>
> Takes all kinds, I guess <shrug>.
They don't disturb me, and I get no unwanted advertising. ; )
Judicious use of filters ensures that I see only what I want to
see. Filters are perhaps key here. Occasionally I turn them off
just to see what would have come through, and it's really very
little.
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