02 Jul 08 16:41, Cindy Haglund wrote to Roy Witt:


 CH>> I give up. There's a lady in my little email group who is still
 CH>> brand new to emailing attachments. SO brand new you want to cry.
 CH>> Because when you ask her every so sweetly and apologetically to use
 CH>> blind carbon copies she seems to think "what do you have to hide'?

 RW>> If she can't do that, then ask her to leave you out of her mailing
 RW>> list.

 CH>  I did just that today. And the OTHER one who keeps sending me
 CH> forwards of messages from people I don't know, in her group not mine
 CH> with no original quotes! ARGH! I give up on her too.

 CH> No loss. I think people like this second one just like to see
 CH> themselves type (as in 'hear themselves talk'.) She got everyone to
 CH> use larger font for her but gee ask her to NOT do something. Nope! I
 CH> find that annoying when someone won't do for you in the way you do
 CH> for them. It's like they're needs are more important and yours don't
 CH> matter. In that case, bye bye! I just do not know how to deal with
 CH> people like that. Unless you have to , why bother.
 CH> ............

 RW>> I have a gal in California who doesn't understand why I don't want
 RW>> to be copied on everything that comes along. She won't stop sending
 RW>> me these things, so I've blocked her email provider at my email
 RW>> site.


 CH>  I just can't figure out why some people can't get a clue about a
 CH> little cyber ettiquet; respecing others's privacy just never occured
 CH> to them at all... and you waste your breath trying to explain it to
 CH> them. Sigh...

 CH> I don't understand. Someone told me about using BCC and when I did I
 CH> thought it was great!!! SO waht's wrong with me?

Nadda. I use it all the time. That way, nobody gets to see who's on the
mailing list.

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