Re: Use of forward vs reply

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I like to see most of the replies. There is great information being

shared out there in cyberspace.

I do agree, however, that eliminating repeats of previous replies is

a good idea.

Thanks to you all.

- Margaret Reeves

>It has been brought to my attention that we have long trails of messages

>going back and forth within this egroup,many of which have been

> " replied " to by many people, multiple tims. When you receive such a

>message (which takes up a lot of cyberspace) please consider starting a

>new message to the group, or if appropriate, to the individual you are

>responding to, instead of just hitting " reply " .

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>This will take some pressure off of everyone's computer systems.

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>If you need any help in setting up names in your address book in order

>to facilitate this process, please let me know. We can help.

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>Thank you for your participation in this dynamic egroup. It is one of

>the most vital I know of.

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