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Subject:Re: : Slamming Coda -- two closing thoughts From:Julia Land <jltw -at- EARTHLINK -dot- NET> Date:Fri, 28 Mar 1997 13:23:16 -0600
Arlen, you said:
>>I read this, and the first thought that came into my head is that it can
only work if someone on the list doesn't follow this suggestion. Think
about it: if everyone follows that suggestion, all it succeeds in doing
is
postponing the batch of correcting messages by a couple of hours. ;{>}
<<
Right, but given this list, don't you think it highly unlikely that
everyone will follow the rule?
Is there a name for a rule like that--one that works best if _almost_
everyone follows it?
And yes, I am having fun, thank you.
Julia Land
jltw -at- earthlink -dot- net
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