[pct-l] off List postings

[Tortoise]

My personal opinion is this:

if you send a message to someone or reply to someone without including 
the PCT list, then generally the responses should stay off list. 
Sometimes there are exceptions. One should use good judgment.

but there are no guarantees.

Tortoise

<> He who finishes last, wins! <>

I switched to Mac OSX rather than fight Windows
Using Mozilla Thunderbird  http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/



JoAnn wrote:
> I am truly afraid this will take on a life of its own and could lead 
> to one of this Lists many on going, long winded events. THAT IS NOT 
> WHAT I INTEND. But, I do have a question.
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> What is the forum/list etiquette on posting "conversations" publicly? 
> When you speak to a list member *off line*, i.e., their personal 
> address, should you be able to expect it would stay private? When you 
> post anything on line of course you open yourself up to everyone 
> anyone on this list.
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> I am troubled by two such issues within 24 hours. One was a result of 
> something I said to someone on their personal site; the conversation 
> originated with me, *off line*. They chose to respond *on line*. The 
> second was whereby I made a comment on line that bothered someone who 
> wrote the list with a copy to me. I responded *just to the sender*, no 
> copy to the list. That person then posted the conversation on the list.
>  
> What should I expect (if anything) when writing, off line, to someone 
> with a relationship to this list?
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> are we there yet
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