[NEohioPAL]some advice

Tue Feb 13 09:23:53 PST 2007

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Thank you for this, Fred.

I think, to help drive it home to the people who =B3overpost=B2, I might start
sending them direct emails each time (not through Fred=B9s site, just to them=
,
so they are the only ones getting them), saying =B3are you aware you have
already sent this?=B2, or =B3please proof closer, it will save both of us time
in the long run=B2. Maybe if others started doing this, as well, as the
person=B9s emails fill up with these notices, they might adjust their emailin=
g
patterns.

I am not saying to be rude about it, but maybe they aren=B9t aware how
frustrating it is finding the same email over and over again, or that their
overkill is actually possibly even driving people away...

On 2/13/07 11:13 AM, "FSternfeld at aol.com" <FSternfeld at aol.com> wrote:

> Here are a few more suggestions for people who post to Neohiopal ...
>=20
> PLEASE send out your emails concerning your project once a week at most.
> Ironically, multiple postings about the same topic anger the subscribers.=
 You
> wouldn't believe the mail I get about this one!
> =20
> Remember to PROOF your emails BEFORE you send them out to make sure the d=
ates
> and addresses and times are CORRECT, so you don=B9t have to send out
> corrections, and then corrections of the corrections.
> =20
> More here ...
> NEohioPAL FAQS <http://www.fredsternfeld.com/faqs.htm>
>=20

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Thank=
 you for this, Fred. 
 
I think, to help drive it home to the people who “overpost”, I =
might start sending them direct emails each time (not through Fred’s s=
ite, just to them, so they are the only ones getting them), saying “ar=
e you aware you have already sent this?”, or “please proof close=
r, it will save both of us time in the long run”. Maybe if others star=
ted doing this, as well, as the person’s emails fill up with these not=
ices, they might adjust their emailing patterns. 
 
I am not saying to be rude about it, but maybe they aren’t aware how =
frustrating it is finding the same email over and over again, or that their =
overkill is actually possibly even driving people away... 
 
 
On 2/13/07 11:13 AM, "FSternfeld at aol.com" <FSternfeld at aol.com&=
gt; wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>Here are a few more suggestions for people who post =
to Neohiopal ... 
 
PLEASE send out your emails concerning your project once a week at most. &n=
bsp;Ironically, multiple postings about the same topic anger the subscribers=
. You wouldn't believe the mail I get about this one! 
 
Remember to PROOF your emails BEFORE you send them out to make sure the =
dates and addresses and times are CORRECT, so you don’t have to send o=
ut corrections, and then corrections of the corrections. 
 
More here ... 
NEohioPAL FAQS <a href=3D"http://www.fredsternfeld.com/faqs.htm"><http=
://www.fredsternfeld.com/faqs.htm></a>   
 
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