the table is round, each of us sitting around the table will have a
different view of point. We may or may not agree on each other, but I
guess the most important thing is respecting or understanding others
view of point. I understand that this is a stressful moment for
everyone, especially for the Americans. I do pray that the US
Government will come up with the right solution, and also hope that us,
this group of people that were got together by the Newtons can stick
together.:)
ED
On Friday, September 14, 2001, at 01:57 AM, Sushi wrote:
>
>>> At 8:41 AM +0100 9/13/01, Alexey Danilchenko wrote:
>>> [snip opinions]
>>> Lastly - reading all your replies in this list and understanding
>>> that you going to continue this and other flames - this is my last
>>> reply (reagrdless on whatever you might say).
>>
>>> If you want to continue - go find some other list. This one only
>>> devoted to Newtons/MessagePad.
>>
>> On 9/14/01 @ 2:15 AM, Lou Forlini wrote:
>>
>> The way to end a thread is:
>>
>> 1) Not respond to it at all
>>
>> 2) Respond only to say "Although I don't agree, I am ending the
>> thread".
>>
>> You don't stop a thread by spouting your opinions and then saying
>> that the subject is closed. Believing that only *you* are entitled
>> to the last word on any subject is just arrogant and rude.
>
> Well put Lou -- and thank you!
>
> I have wanted to respond to his emotional and inaccurate post for quite
> some time. But in trying to honor the Newt focus of this thread, I
> haven't and will try not to do so.
>
> Do I get an attaboy? ;-)
>
> However, your comments we too good to pass up! Thanks again!
>
> You know what I find most beneficial about this Newt list, is that there
> are folks from all walks of life with varied experience that contribute
> to this thread. It forms a community that we can all benefit from --
> which personally for me has been great since I recently returned to
> using
> the Newt from a 2 year absence (yes I was using a Palm). Many
> individuals have contributed information to this list that have been a
> great value to me. Thank you all.
>
> Recently, some very tragic events have occurred. Some of us have
> contributed what we thought was useful information to the thread based
> on
> our experience and professional qualifications. We have done so with
> the
> perspective that it was worthwhile information that others might find
> useful and/or informative.
>
> What amazes me, is why other individuals such as Alex do not just delete
> messages that they don't want to read. As far as I know, there is
> nothing that requires a person to read an Email message. We read them
> by
> choice.
>
> We have some folks leaving the list because of this. Why? I learned
> early on, that if I don't want to read a thread, I simply delete those
> messages.
>
> Why would a person want to leave this list and miss out on messages from
> folks such as Laurent, David, Steve, Woo, etc.?
>
> Anyhow, I have appreciated those who have contributed their comments
> (even though I don't agree with some) concerning the atrocity that
> occurred this week. I would suggest that this is an event that most of
> us will remember quite clearly for the rest of our lives!
>
> Some of us stand ready to take the next step that the President/Congress
> directs...
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Sushi
>
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