Re: Highly Deletable Subjects

[Corinne Kantor <corinne -at- KQ -dot- COM>]

I agree with Doug! The topics that Jim said he isn't interested in are of
MUCH interest to me, although the "degree issue" went a bit too long. The
topics that Jim wants to read about don't appear to be related to tech
writing as much.


>JIMCHEVAL -at- AOL -dot- COM,Internet writes:
>>I don't know if it actually matters to most people who post if anyone
>>actually
>>reads their posts, but given the volume of posts on this list and the
>>number
>>of subjects which reoccur like El Nino, I'm sure I'm not the only one who
>>deletes a large number unread.  Perhaps it would be useful for some of us
>>to
>>let people know which subjects die an unread death in our own particular
>>cosmoses (cosmii?).
>>
>>In my case, pride of place to deletees goes to posts with the following
>>in the
>>subject line:
>>
>>- Certification, degrees, etc.
>>- Grammatical queries
>>- Jobs in unrelated (to me) cities
>>- Converting X to Y [unless it's, miraculously, a combination previously
>>undiscussed]
>>- Framemaker vs. Word
>>- breaking into technical writing
>>- nothing
>
>One man's (woman's) ceiling is another man's floor. Since I'm a primarily
>a programmer, I
>find posts about programming less interesting than grammatical queries.
>And, I find posts of this sort offensive.
>
>Doug Nickerson
>Bourne, MA.
>Programmer/author/person/professional
>doug_nickerson -at- onsetcomp -dot- com
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