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First Complaint about The Club, 2013
"Cheri" > wrote in message
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> "jmcquown" > wrote in message
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>> On 1/24/2013 7:48 PM, Cheri wrote:
>>> "Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message
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>>>> There are very few people at rfc who have received my contact info
>>>> from me, less than five. But a word to the wise, be very careful who
>>>> you give your contact info to, it will be shared... and be extremely
>>>> careful who you send private email to, it will get forwarded.. it will
>>>> even get edited and then forwarded.
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>>> The sad thing is, I've seen people that were close friends in newsgroups
>>> for years, and then whammo...it goes sour and all the things they shared
>>> through the years in private email is thrown in their faces publicly.
>>> That is totally classless, and the people that do it just look small
>>> IMO, also a very good reason not to share more than generalities with
>>> most people in newsgroups.
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>>> Cheri
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>> I agree with that. I won't attempt to try to explain this mini-meltdown.
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>> I do *not* foward private emails. I certainly don't "edit" then foward
>> emails. Such a thing would never occur to me. Most of the people I know
>> wouldn't have a clue who Sheldon or anyone else from RFC is (much less
>> *what* RFC is) so what would be the point?
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>> I don't edit posts, either. I snip them for length, absolutely. The
>> only details of someone's private life that are up for grabs are those
>> they've made public *themselves*. e.g. Julie's (sorry Julie!) food
>> intolerances. Or in this case my bitching about practically every
>> sandwich being served on Kaiser rolls. Heh.
>>
>> Jill
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> I was really thinking of a person years ago who was the chat moderator for
> a medical newsgoup, then when they had a disagreement, she actually posted
> the private chat logs in newsgroups. I thought that was awful, and it was
> a very good lesson. I did lurk in this group for a couple of years before
> posting, but just picking out things that interested me, so not reading
> all of the posts by any means and really don't know the history of posters
> that well.
Not nice 
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