Do you measure up?

[Guest guest]

Or, maybe a better question would be, do you show up?

That's what the iMods do. They show up. The iMods are the people who

moderate this Cure Drive list. Seven days a week they show up for

half hour shifts where they edit, evaluate, and rule on whether your

e-mail is relevant enough to be posted to the list.

And when they reject one of your e-mails because it would cause more

distraction then cure, they sometimes write a little tip on the

rejection slip for you about how to be a more effective colleague for

us, or how to help the other members more effectively, or for a more

appropriate place to post what you've written, like in a specific

immunicsBuddies group about that, or how to cure yourself -- what

lessons to use, audios to listen to, or Cure Shows to hear.

And sometimes they don't make any comment, because we want you to see

for yourself. We want you to look over the e-mail you wrote as though

you were someone deciding whether to let it through to the list are not.

Most e-mail people send doesn't get posted to the list, because you,

our members, just hate getting e-mail that doesn't seem essential.

And I've noticed that you'll welcome a great many e-mails each day, as

long as they do seem essential.

So don't " give the iMods your complete cooperation; " that would be

patronizing. And don't realize that what they do is " to protect you; "

that would be trite.

Give the iMods your complete gratitude and support. And laud them.

Know that without them there is no Cure Drive. Know that they do this

because they want to see a cured world. They not only want to see

disease stop: they want to push humanity to a point where there's no

more global warming, so there are no more floods and tidal waves, and

a new Ice Age doesn't happen; there's no more pollution; there's no

more war; and we live in a calm, clear world. And they do it because

they want to see you cure what you personally need and want to.

Know that these people really care. And that they show up. And they

allow their caring to be shown to you.

Can you measure up?

We're always looking for new iMods. And iModding is no small

responsibility. If you care this much, and you want to do it, write

to Kathy directly -- she's the OveriMod. Here's her e-mail:

cdip39@...

Your loving and supportive friend,

Bayard