Hi, Brett:

I think the difference between a link (a good thing) and an attachment (a
possible BAD thing) should be noted. I love getting links to different
articles and interesting sites. On the other hand, I dump any message
with an attachment; it's too easy for an attachment with a virus to look
perfectly innocent, as I'm sure you already know.

Regards, Joanne

On Tue, 19 Nov 2002 19:20:48 -0800 (PST) "B. A. Wolfe"
<gismybabe at yahoo.com> writes:
For a voice of dissent, I will say that I really appreciate getting links
to articles from various news articles and what-not that I may not find
otherwise. So, everyone needs to make their own decisions about what they
open and read and what they don't. I hope we don't just censor all of it,
just because a few might have a problem. That is when the scum have won.
Thanks for letting me speak my peace. Good birdin' y'all!
Brett A. Wolfe gismybabe at yahoo.com Seattle, WA
Ingrid Ossanna <taiona at centurytel.net> wrote:

I may be way off base here, but I think we have had this discussion
before.
Please people, don't put attachments on the list. Personally, I get
Tweeters in Digest Form and I delete any that have attachments. At the
risk of sounding like a grinch, thank you so much for your cooperation

Ingrid Ossanna
Elma, Washington
taiona at centurytel.net




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Regards, Joanne
Airway Heights (Spokane) WA
mailto: jopowell2 at juno.com
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