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Re: Something to Consider

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Christine Beth Johnson (chrbjohn)
Tue, 14 Jan 1997 16:34:34 -0500 (EST)

I certainly appreciate your comments that could easily be directed to me.
Sometimes answering over 20 or so e-mails in the 1/2 hour I am allowed on
line I get fast and sloppy. I sure do wish my e-mail allowed spell
check. Anyway. The point is well taken. Thank you.And I find myself
frightened into Silence.

Christy whose long nails slip of the keys Johnson

On Tue, 14 Jan 1997 donkay wrote:

> This is intended only to those of you "educated" people who SHOULD know
> better but don't seem to care about the poor image you leave with the
> public and your colleagues whom you are trying so hard to serve and impress
> with your talents. Whin you right a letter too a groo p of people most most
> of who have been borned and edjicated in the usa and whom look to me and
> you for asistance in an swering problems, allot of the time you should
> prove read you're stuff befor e you male it! I am nut directing this too
> new arrivles in this countrey or those writting frum forin places, as they
> are doin great four evin trieng english.
> You old timers in this artsednet group have heard other such appeals
> online before, but you seem reluctant to address it even in the most subtle
> ways. I believe that some of you should take it upon yourselves to send a
> gentle, private message to those who obviously don't care or are just too
> lazy to clean up their own act. Most computers do have dictionaries. Yes,
> there are such things as typos, but writing "allot" three times in one
> letter is not a typo!
> Before I am burned at the stake or crucified for being critical and for
> trying to salvage what's left of my profession, I humbly tender my
> resignation.
> Don
> PS---Pleeze exskooze all my misteaks--thankyou
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