Newsstand - Thank You squeakr

Doug from Reuters called to let me know the interview went VERY well. Thank you for your help.

I thought this is a bulletin board and not a public email service. Moderators Wake up

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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Janet at WebFlyer:
Doug from Reuters called to let me know the interview went VERY well. Thank you for your help.</font>

Thanks - it was fun!

Dear 100000,

Anyone with the handle "... at WebFlyer" is one of the people who volunteer their time, after their work for Randy Petersen's company, to keep these bulletin boards up and running. As far as I'm concerned they - Janet, Michael, and the rest - can post ANYTHING they want, ANYTIME they want to, with my blessing and gratitude. While I haven't checked, I think the moderators would agree.

In this particular case, given many earlier threads about the pros and cons of newspaper interviews that you may not have read, there is some value to making public statements.

There is nothing wrong with being a new poster on these boards. We were all new here once. However, I would urge a bit of restraint in invoking the "authorities" at this stage.

[edited to delete an inadvertent extra 0 in the previous poster's handle]

[This message has been edited by Efrem (edited 09-03-2001).]

In addition to what Efrem said, there has been a number of threads on FlyerTalk about numerous problems with interviews with journalists. So I thought it was useful to hear of a case where the journalist contacted FlyerTalk, FlyerTalk referred them to a FlyerTalk community member, the interview commenced and was enjoyed by the FlyerTalk community member, the journalist was happy, etc.

Efrem..I totaly agree with your last post...anybody@Webflyer can post and I too thank them for their time.

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MRKEY

Every notice that the people coming in guns drawn never have public email addresses?

Pansies.

Dorian