How Andy feels about it alll, or at least some of it.

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> whenever Andy makes an appearance on this list, he is immediately

> swamped with questions that he has answered dozens and dozens of

> times. I may be wrong, but it seems to me that he might actually

> stick around more often and answer new, relevant, unique questions if

> he felt that he wouldn't be ambushed by people asking him what he

> thinks of IV chelation, EDTA, TTFD, methyl B12 injections,

> glutathione injections, etc, etc. This is just conjecture but the

> whole thing makes me want to tear my hair out, so I'm guessing he

> might feel that way too.

Yes, somewhat.

I am inherently quite patient, and have a lot of sympathy and respect for people

who are

trying to do this, but eventually it does get overwhelming.

Also to some extent it is good for me in figuring out how to write books, or

simply

advancing my understanding, to explain over and over and over and over.

While I find it frustrating that people don't routinely check the archives, I am

very well

aware that the web and groups like this " feel " like a converation, not like an

academic

library, and people act based on that feeling and don't go do archival research

until

someone points out it is both easy and appropriate.

I appear and dissapear somewhat depending on my level of interest or

frustration,

somewhat depending on how busy I am or am trying to be, and somewhat based on

what

else is going on in my life. Since I keep both my business activities and my

personal life

quite private mostly people are going to guess that it is due to me being

frustrated by

answering the same question what seems like millions of times.

I do REALLY appreciate those who jump in and provide the answers I would give -

I

actually do check a lot of post answers and skip responding to those that are

already

adequately addressed.

> I'm wondering if the moderators could

> address this somehow - maybe setting up a monthly post giving

> directions on how to use Onibasu, etc. It might help, at least a

> little.

This kind of thing would be good. Given the " look and feel " of the list being a

conversation it will have to be infinitely repeated, but it will help.

Andy