Re: no compromises to monz

I am not going to start pointing fingers here monz but lets get real not
everyone
gets it in digest and your 7 posts in a row could maybe be organized into
one MONZ responds section of the list ...it could be a daily feature of the
list...hah!
My real point and this is really the last time I goin on this ..Ray tomes'
point about compromise was what I was trying to get across...as soon as
someone says(types) an actually interesting point that pertains to JI 10
people who have stated over and over again how we should not judge this or
that and how they don't agree all begin to write their opposing thesis
instead of like what beardsley said and does stays queit until he has
something to say. I honestly think that it would be fair to let people who
are interested in what Ray is saying respond instead of beginning some
assinine Perfect/natural/Pure/Tet war yet again
You start organizing your thought--I'll start trimming qoutes
Deal?

monz@juno.com wrote:

> From: monz@juno.com
>
> [Pat Pagano, TD 176.13]
> > Ray you seem to find that alot around here people addressing >
> everything BUT the point you
> > are interested in,mind that spelling and trim those replies though!
> > The point being
> > We should not compromise at all.
>
> Pat, I felt the need to reply to this since I'm one of those
> who've complained about spelling and length of quoti.
>
> First of all - I don't think anyone's ever requested that the
> *replies* be trimmed: I personally like really long and well-
> thought-out responses. It's the unnecessary *quoting* of
> old posts I complained about. Maybe it's anal of me to
> suggest it, but if everyone provided Digest.Message reference
> numbers in their quotes, it would be easy to go back and read
> the original, so those of us who save all these Digests don't
> have so much redundant waste of hard-drive space.
>
> Along these lines, I'm hoping some day to publish the Digests
> in print, and it would mean a lot of wasted paper.
> (Feel sympathetic to our tree friends)
>
> Secondly, I realize that everyone has his own personal literary
> style, and in an open forum like this, there's no reason why
> that aspect of individualism should be curbed. But careful
> spelling and punctuation add immensely in helping to get a
> point across. You and Kriag Grady are the biggest offenders
> here, and I think it's a shame, because you both invariably
> have something interesting to say. It just makes it more
> difficult to wade thru it and get the gist.
>
> And we all (me too) make typos now and then, so I'm not saying
> everyone needs to be perfect... but a little more effort in
> this areas would be appreciated, at least by me.
>
> Joseph L. Monzo monz@juno.com
> http://www.ixpres.com/interval/monzo/homepage.html
> |"...I had broken thru the lattice barrier..."|
> | - Erv Wilson |
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Patrick Pagano <ppagano@bellsouth.net> wrote:

>I am not going to start pointing fingers here monz but lets get real not
>everyone
>gets it in digest and your 7 posts in a row could maybe be organized into
>one MONZ responds section of the list ...it could be a daily feature of the
>list...hah!

Good point Patrick.

>You start organizing your thought--I'll start trimming qoutes
>Deal?

Please Monz! Agree to it! I've earlier written Patrick privately (and god
knows who else has) to ask him to stop quoting entire messages at the end
of his posts (including the f**king Onelist advertisements and instructions
on how to subscribe and unsubscribe) but it seems to have had little effect.

Come on Patrick (and everyone), please. Only include the parts that you are
actually responding to and interleave your comments after the quotes. Do
you need to use a different mailer to make it easier?

Regards,
-- Dave Keenan
http://dkeenan.com

Dave and Monz
I will attempt to trim qoutes sometimes I do forget and for this I apologise