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Subject:Re: Women and Men From:Michael Gos <GOS -at- DT3 -dot- DT -dot- UH -dot- EDU> Date:Tue, 22 Nov 1994 09:54:36 -0600
Sue says:
Seriously, how *we* feel about this is completely irrelevant. We are in a
service profession, like it or not. WHY should we risk offending even one of
our clients/customers/endusers?"
What if one of those clients/customers/end-users feels like Dave does? Haven't
we offended him??her??it?
