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[Jason Clinton]

On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 14:25 -0600, Frank Wiles wrote:
>   I certainly understand your frustration, but instead of getting angry
>   about it, just do what I do.  If I can't read the E-mail, I move on...

I appreciate your tempered response and a more rational approach to the
issue however, I find that I can not just let it slide. I am personally
invested in the vitality of the local Linux community. In the past 3
years I have taught Linux classes to the community for free in my free
time; in the last year I have employed no less that 5 members of this
mailing list; excluding this last year, I manned the boot at ITEC for
three years; and finally, I assisted in the deployment and
implementation of the new, locally hosted KCLUG server.

My job in Linux, the Ruby book that I'm writing, the local employment
pool, the KC Ruby Users Group who's mailing list I administer, the
furtherment of OSS ideology ... ALL of these are related and dependent
on a healthy community -- especially locally.

So, I would appreciate it if people would try to avoid being
inconsiderate of others. Every mailing to this list is on permanent
record and, more importantly, has a lasting effect on those who read it.
Please consider the consequences, however small, when you hit send.

-- 
Jason Clinton <me at jasonclinton.com>
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