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Eric Ray changed the way this group works so that replies
are automatically personal i.e. not broadcast to the group.
I understand that he did this to reduce traffic by encouraging
behaviour which is common in other groups (laudably so) i.e.
1. A member posts a message to the group.
2. Interested respondents reply to that member.
3. That member posts a summary to the group if she likes.
Karen and Steve and all other members currently engaged in
interminable, public discussions of the he said/she said/
misquoted/misunderstood/assumed/asserted/implied variety,
please desist.