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From: sweetcdn@aol.com (SweetCdn)
Subject: Re: emailing requests
Date: 1996/02/10
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In article <4fgqnr$6k4@news.xs4all.nl>, lennert@xs4all.nl (Lennert Stock)
writes:

>>shoot, everytime someone wants something and i email it to them instead 
>>of posting, i don't even get a thank you, so that ends that...
>
>And if you post it instead of emailing it, you probably won't get a
>thank you either. I haven't seen otherwise than minimal response,
>I advise you to help or draw for reasons of personal fun instead
>of gratitude or fame, to avoid disappointment.

Shoot, there are just too many "grab and run" folks around here. I see no
reason one cant sent a quick note of thanks for a personal E-mail that was
sent because of a sepcific request. I dont know about you, but I like to
know that my small efforts are appreciated. Otherwise, why bother?

A GLOBAL THANK YOU TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU ARTISTS