will those who want to quit this list please leave quietly and not take a
parting shot...whats the point?
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Schimpf <bschimpf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 1998 7:25 AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] In support of Dave
>Could someone please remind me how to quit the group?
>Too much whining and not enough substantial information/discussion.
>
>Thanks,
>Brian
>
>Bill Borton wrote:
>
>> Hi Everyone:
>>
>> I just had to add my support on Daves' decision, to now make people type
in
>> who should receive their comments. In my case, I participate in
auctions, buy
>> and sell through classifieds, correspond for other purposes which all
adds up
>> to about 50-75 email messages per day. Some require my immediate
attention
>> and answers such as auctions, and yes I can delete messages but I still
have
>> to read them first, to see if I need or want the info, and this takes a
lot of
>> valuable time. If someone puts out a message like this one because they
want
>> it to reach the entire list, feeling it is relevant to all, especially
where
>> someone is seeking assistance then I'll be happy to read it and help if I
can.
>> On the other hand, all those one on one messages tie up my system and
have no
>> relevancy to me personally. I also understand many people unlike me, are
>> rather new to the old car hobby, or are much younger and do not have the
>> experience or knowledge I learned years ago from old timers. To them I
would
>> like to say I will always be glad to help, but in the meantime when you
buy
>> any old car the first thing you should do is buy a factory shop manual
and
>> parts book. You will find most of your answers to your questions in
these
>> invaluable books. And if you don't, a list like this and the WPC
Club/DeSoto
>> Club/Imperial Clubs/300Clubs etc. should also be in your plans to join.
>> Thanks for your attention................Bill
>
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