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Melissa Morgan wrote:
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> This is probably not the best way to enter the forum, but
> I cannot help myself. Please do not be offended by what
Melissa...
First...you're right...it isn't the best way to enter this forum.
Second...had you been around for more than several weeks, you would have
known of the (un)written policy that since most emails are sent off
quickly and between 10 other things that we are doing at the same time,
we try not to critique spelling or grammar.
Third...this is something that could have been done privately...however,
since you chose to air it publicly, I will respond publicly.
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