Re: ADMIN: Civility and content
From: jnl -at- starband -dot- net
When I joined here I was considering some sort of additional education to
expand my career options, but I was not sure what direction to go. Andrew
Plato in particular, and the debates (and even the mud-slinging) that
often surround his comments, have made a real difference in my decisions,
and has changed my mind or helped me clarify my thinking about a number of
important issues. I am grateful to everyone who participats in these
debates (even the snippy ones <g>) and I am also grateful to you, Eric, for
all of your efforts and for the existence of this list. Whatever you
decide, I sincerely hope you will be find a solution that you can be at
peace with.
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