Re: veggie-digest Digest V102 #22: Duncan

Having a history of running the list since 1996, you
should see the percentages of people who disturb the
mailing list with the request to un-subscribe.  My
suggestion was to only let hort.net host the mailing
list where a footer would be placed to define the
process to un-subscribe.  THis why...you would not be
bothered with such emails.

Duncan
http://backyardgardener.com
--- veggie-digest-request@eskimo.com wrote:


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> veggie-digest Digest				Volume 102 : Issue 24
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> Today's Topics:
> 	 Newbie
> 	 Re: veggie-digest Digest V102 #22: Duncan
> 	 RE: veggie-digest Digest V102 #22: Duncan
> 	 Re: veggie-digest Digest V102 #22: Duncan
> 	 Newbie question
> 
> Subject: Re: veggie-digest Digest V102 #22: Duncan
> 
> Instead of flipping off with a quick answer, I
> really decided to reflect on
> this one because I know its important to you.
> 
> To everything there is a season ... not to be trite.
>  Its hard to see your
> baby sometimes floundering or other's abusing it but
> Duncan, its growth in
> the best kind.  I would suggest letting it be, to
> grow as it may.
> I say let it be because I'm finding something new
> and interesting about
> cyber gardeners/ 'modern' gardeners: attitudes. 
> Some are slow, simplistic,
> open and sharing; others are demanding and impatient
> and then there are
> those in between.  Ok, so its really not that easy
> but gardeners are like
> plants themselves ... some are prickly, some produce
> abundantly without much
> care, others need constant nurturing, some are full
> of guano ;).  I have
> worked (been a paid employee) of a web site and
> there is a constant flow and
> change over of people through the seasons.  And then
> there are those that
> stay and remain like a permanent fixture to the
> place. Loops are only
> different as that you see the numbers as
> *unsubscribe*.  Don't give up!
> There is a new coming of eager *subscribers* looking
> for answers and
> comradery.  Some may find what they are looking for,
> some may not and move
> on ...
> I should contribute more positively to the list and
> I will ... my real
> garden is my solace and therapy; I've been hiding
> there alot this since the
> death of my father this Spring.  I have appreciated
> the cyber garden
> community this loop has provided and promise to come
> out soon and play in
> the garden you have *here*.
> And if you don't know it, Duncan, there are others
> beside me that appreciate
> your efforts!
> ~sheila
> 


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