GEORGE LAGERGREN was thinking about Re: Japanese Health Tech and keyed 
into cyberspace:
GL>-=> Quoting Brian Shaw to Mark Probert <=-
GL> BS> MARK PROBERT as usual had nothing better to do than to police
GL> BS> the internet:
GL> 
GL> MP>BRIAN SHAW was thinking about JAPANESE HEALTH TECH and keyed
GL> MP>into cyberspace:
GL> 
GL>         Brian  -->  Some moderators of FIDO conferences desire
GL>         pre-approval of any ad material.  I do not know how Dia,
GL>         the moderator of this ALTMED echo feels about ads posted 
GL>         here.
Thank you, George. The FIDO rules, pertinent to all conferences, ban 
sales ads, except those in conferences for sales.
GL>         I do notice that Internet USENET news groups conferences
GL>         such as alt.health have plenty of network marketing ads
GL>         posted there.  I do not know how or whether I-net news
GL>         groups have moderators to police them.
Some USENET groups look upon any ad with great disfavor. The COURTEOUS 
thing to do is to obtain the groups FAQ. (HINT: If the word "support" is 
in the groups name, like alt.support.attn-deficit, assume that ads are 
unwanted until *proven*. I have been on usenet before it became part of 
the internet, and I know how salescritters are treated. They get a 
"warm" reception.
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                     mark.probert@juno.com
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GARY PETZ was thinking about Re: Lazy & Stupid and keyed into 
cyberspace:
GP>For once  I agree with Jane that we lack rituals in our society.  We
GP>have throun them to the wind.  TAke for example the transition from
GP>adolescence to adulthood.  Many societies have formal rituals.  WE
GP>laclk these.
I like this idea. A B'nai Mitzvah for everyone!
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                     mark.probert@juno.com
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