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Don't want to get flamed
Don't want my name/address getting out
Don't want my company to see my post
Don't want a bunch of people writing to me
Don't feel qualified
Scared of a particular List member
What's the point?
Too shy
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What about
Don't want to take the time to write the email because I'm supposed to be
working anyway and feel guilty enough already about spending time reading
this list...(even though I have been educated on a number of useful subjects
in the short time I've been here)
Catherine Ednie
eventra, Inc.
203-882-9988 ext. 2610
cednie -at- eventra -dot- com
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