I'll agree with the spirit of Julie's (below) which I take to be: "It's
often harder to write a good short message than to say the same thing in a
long msg. If you can say it in a short msg, please try to do so."
But, some of the discussion here seems to require longer msgs. In the
feedback which I receive, it's clear that many people have found great
value in some of the longer messages.
So, I want to add: "If you need to make a longer message, go ahead; these
are welcome on Learning-org."
And, finally, the expectation here is that people will read selectively.
We should not expect that every subscriber will read every message.
Hope you're enjoying Learning-Org!
-- Rick
On Wed, 3 Apr 1996, Julie Beedon wrote:
>
> I must say the thing which will have me delete a post without
> really reading it is if it is too long and dense.
>
> So I would like to see us make a few points in frequent short
> messages.
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