RE: [SouthBayVeggies] Off-topic postings to SouthBayVeggies

[Guest guest]

Agree wholeheartedly,

 

Friends, please desist from sending messages that have nothing to do with

vegetarianism/veganism.

 

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> mksage

> Fri, 14 Aug 2009 10:49:03 -0600

> [southBayVeggies] Off-topic postings to SouthBayVeggies

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> The SouthBayVeggies Group exists for a defined set of reasons involving

vegetarianism. Some recent postings have nothing to do with vegetarianism. One

even promotes a commercial interest. Off-topic postings put us on a slippery

slope where anything could be posted. A member could post messages inviting

readers to his church, to an anti-abortion event, to a Tea Party anti-tax event,

etc. I have enough e-mails in my Inbox without this other stuff. Speaking as an

individual member of the group, I appreciate it when posters remain on-topic.

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> -- Mike

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[Guest guest]

hm.  wow.  and i thought it was just some spam infiltrating the

mailing list...

 

....well, clearly, i agree it doesn't belong on a veg email platform. 

 

~will

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 me = (pythagorean + beans).

 

" I observed, sir, the contempt denoted by your manner of enunciating the word

abolitionists;

but this does not affect me. "

 ~  The Yankee Slave-Dealer; or, An Abolitionist Down South. A Tale for the

Times by " A Texan. "

 

 

 

 

 

 

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v u <vandanau

 

Friday, August 14, 2009 5:20:07 PM

RE: [southBayVeggies] Off-topic postings to SouthBayVeggies

 

 

 

 

 

 

Agree wholeheartedly,

 

Friends, please desist from sending messages that have nothing to do with

vegetarianism/veganism.

 

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> mksage

> Fri, 14 Aug 2009 10:49:03 -0600

> [southBayVeggies] Off-topic postings to SouthBayVeggies

>

> The SouthBayVeggies Group exists for a defined set of reasons involving

vegetarianism. Some recent postings have nothing to do with vegetarianism. One

even promotes a commercial interest. Off-topic postings put us on a slippery

slope where anything could be posted. A member could post messages inviting

readers to his church, to an anti-abortion event, to a Tea Party anti-tax event,

etc. I have enough e-mails in my Inbox without this other stuff. Speaking as an

individual member of the group, I appreciate it when posters remain on-topic.

>

> -- Mike

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