Hi Cherie,

Just some friendly advice, delete!! Do not even open any problematic e-mail
coming from either party writing junk! their username is idenifing who they
are. I only open what pertains to me or suggestions I need. That means I
delete without opening 85%. I hope this helps.
Chris


On 3/28/04 10:27 PM, "Cherie Mortazavi" wrote:

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> I do not usually put in my 2 cents worth but I can't stand it anymore. I
> joined this e-group to gain help, get ideas, read constructive e-mails about
> this wonderful hobby that I have enjoyed with my girls since last July. Not
> listen to a masked man, that does not get along with another man, and we all
> have to spend our time reading the garbage, and I mean garbage, from him
> every time Steve sends out an e-mail. Get over yourself and send Steve a
> private e-mail. I have had enough of it all. Can't you see from all of the
> other recent e-mails that we would like to get back to what this e-group is
> all about? Help, guidance, missing boxes, new boxes, comments about boxes,
> etc. I have a headache over this. Gone for a long weekend, come home to
> catch up on e-mails and find out that the war is not over with yet. Willow.
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> have to spend our time reading the garbage, and I mean garbage,

Willow, If you sign up for the digest you will find it much easier
to eliminate and pass by those posts that hold no interest. It will
save wear and tear on your psyche and you will be able to read those
posts that contain valuable letterboxing information. While I think
this chat list should be for letterboxing and not tutorials for web
site building or promotion, I certainly believe that if folks
continue pushing their products, other than their latest
letterboxes,then they open themselves up to criticisms of all types.
Sometimes when attempts have been made at private communications
they have not been well received, and degrade into uncivil emails
thus the private communications are severed.I believe that as long
as civility reigns, those off topic subjects should be allowed to
pop up but we have the choice to read or not,and you and I and
others have the right and obligation to comment.
Don

It is even easier if you choose to view messages at the website
instead of the e-mail formant. You can see that a topic is getting
worn thin and simply skip over those posts.

Mark


--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Chris Holm wrote:
> Hi Cherie,
>
> Just some friendly advice, delete!! Do not even open any
problematic e-mail
> coming from either party writing junk! their username is idenifing
who they
> are. I only open what pertains to me or suggestions I need. That
means I
> delete without opening 85%. I hope this helps.
> Chris
>
>
> On 3/28/04 10:27 PM, "Cherie Mortazavi" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > I do not usually put in my 2 cents worth but I can't stand it
anymore. I
> > joined this e-group to gain help, get ideas, read constructive
e-mails about
> > this wonderful hobby that I have enjoyed with my girls since last
July. Not
> > listen to a masked man, that does not get along with another man,
and we all
> > have to spend our time reading the garbage, and I mean garbage,
from him
> > every time Steve sends out an e-mail. Get over yourself and send
Steve a
> > private e-mail. I have had enough of it all. Can't you see from
all of the
> > other recent e-mails that we would like to get back to what this
e-group is
> > all about? Help, guidance, missing boxes, new boxes, comments
about boxes,
> > etc. I have a headache over this. Gone for a long weekend, come
home to
> > catch up on e-mails and find out that the war is not over with
yet. Willow.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> > * To visit your group on the web, go to:
> > * http://groups.yahoo.com/group/letterbox-usa/
> > *
> > * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > * letterbox-usa-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> >
> > *
> > * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service
> > .
> >
>
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