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Subject:Re: Defining Human Factors From:LaVonna Funkhouser <lffunkhouser -at- HALNET -dot- COM> Date:Sun, 31 Oct 1993 18:30:24 -0600
This is directed at several persons who have posted recently:
Please check your subject lines.
It gets confusing when "Defining Human Factors" is really
a plea for software help and "PhDs" is really a discussion (flame war)
about the inclusiveness or lack thereof in the word *man*.
If you change the subject, please change the subject line.
BTW, I'll admit that I've been guilty of this on occasion, too.
It is just common netiquette. We should all be more careful.
LaVonna Funkhouser
lffunkhouser -at- halnet -dot- com
