Re: The Purpose of CI Hear - Brad

[Guest guest]

What is edited or deleted would only be messages that would offend

others. This is not meant to lead you off the list or anyone

else. I knew that some members could take it wrong. Your

questions are appropriate unless you actually feel that you are anti

ci. I thought you were the opposite and actually recommend the ci

to individuals who you feel would be best served by it.

Was I wrong?

Alice

> I have regarding CI's will likely lead to discussions that will

violate

> them. Also, I do not believe in lists that allow the editing or

> deletion of posts. Therefore, I'm unsubscribing.

>

> I appreciate all the information I've gained.

>

> ____________________________________________

> Best Regards,

>

> Brad Ingrao, M.S.Ed. CCC-A, FAAA

>

[Guest guest]

Alice,

I think it is impossible for one or two people make a decision about

what may or may not offend others. It is clear that some of my

questions, opinions and challenge, while not " anti-ci " bothered some

people and may have indeed offended them.

Based on your just stated rules, that person could write you, say that

my post offended them and you would then begin to moderate my posts,

editing or deleting them as you saw fit.

That is certainly your right as the list owner, but I do not participate

in such lists.

After my previous post I sent a request to unsubscribe via e-mail. That

seems not to have taken effect yet, so I'll go on and take care of

it from there.

Re: The Purpose of CI Hear - Brad

What is edited or deleted would only be messages that would offend

others. This is not meant to lead you off the list or anyone

else. I knew that some members could take it wrong. Your

questions are appropriate unless you actually feel that you are anti ci.

I thought you were the opposite and actually recommend the ci to

individuals who you feel would be best served by it.

Was I wrong?

Alice

> I have regarding CI's will likely lead to discussions that will

violate

> them. Also, I do not believe in lists that allow the editing or

> deletion of posts. Therefore, I'm unsubscribing.

>

> I appreciate all the information I've gained.

>

> ____________________________________________

> Best Regards,

>

> Brad Ingrao, M.S.Ed. CCC-A, FAAA

>

[Guest guest]

Brad,

if your that unhappy just dont open on your computer!

it's not difficult! no brain surgery here!

> Alice,

>

> I think it is impossible for one or two people make a decision

about

> what may or may not offend others. It is clear that some of my

> questions, opinions and challenge, while not " anti-ci " bothered some

> people and may have indeed offended them.

>

> Based on your just stated rules, that person could write you, say

that

> my post offended them and you would then begin to moderate my posts,

> editing or deleting them as you saw fit.

>

> That is certainly your right as the list owner, but I do not

participate

> in such lists.

>

> After my previous post I sent a request to unsubscribe via e-mail.

That

> seems not to have taken effect yet, so I'll go on and take

care of

> it from there.

>

>

> Re: The Purpose of CI Hear - Brad

>

> What is edited or deleted would only be messages that would offend

> others. This is not meant to lead you off the list or anyone

> else. I knew that some members could take it wrong. Your

> questions are appropriate unless you actually feel that you are

anti ci.

> I thought you were the opposite and actually recommend the ci to

> individuals who you feel would be best served by it.

>

> Was I wrong?

>

> Alice

>

> > I have regarding CI's will likely lead to discussions that will

> violate

> > them. Also, I do not believe in lists that allow the editing or

> > deletion of posts. Therefore, I'm unsubscribing.

> >

> > I appreciate all the information I've gained.

> >

> > ____________________________________________

> > Best Regards,

> >

> > Brad Ingrao, M.S.Ed. CCC-A, FAAA

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't think Brad is anti-CI, though some of his questions may appear like

one.

I have before also asked questions because I wanted to know more, but have

been misunderstood as anti-CI.

Things like questioning reliability, performance, expectations, comparing it

with other hearing devices are usually perceived by some members as anti-CI.

Regards/

Jerome

Re: The Purpose of CI Hear - Brad

>

> What is edited or deleted would only be messages that would offend

> others. This is not meant to lead you off the list or anyone

> else. I knew that some members could take it wrong. Your

> questions are appropriate unless you actually feel that you are

anti ci.

> I thought you were the opposite and actually recommend the ci to

> individuals who you feel would be best served by it.

>

> Was I wrong?

>

> Alice

>

> > I have regarding CI's will likely lead to discussions that will

> violate

> > them. Also, I do not believe in lists that allow the editing or

> > deletion of posts. Therefore, I'm unsubscribing.

> >

> > I appreciate all the information I've gained.

> >

> > ____________________________________________

> > Best Regards,

> >

> > Brad Ingrao, M.S.Ed. CCC-A, FAAA

> >

>

>

>

>