[or-roots] Why should Walt have to do it?

[Leslie Chapman]

Yes, I guess Walt is smarter nor I and can unsubscribe others from the list.
I don't know whether he can because he has website authority or as I said
he's smarter than me, but since it isn't that hard to get ones self off the
list by following directions I see no reason Walt should have to do it.

Of course for those folks who didn't sign themselves up as some folks claim,
which I guess is plausable, I never have checked to see if there is a
validation process on signup and have been here way too long to remember, it
is nice of him to do so for those folks. Especially the technologically
challenged types.

I always try to be humble about that, I always remember the time I was
taking a fairly advanced computer programming class and couldn't figure out
why I couldn't get my programming program to work. The computer lab
assistant came over and discovered it was because I had the program on a
floppy disk and was trying to run it by entering the run command on the main
drive of the computer. When she figured out what my problem was and I got in
the right drive and opened the program and she saw what I was studying her
comment was; "you can't even turn the computer on and you're taking "C"
programming!".

I always try to remember that whenever I am dealing with the technologically
challenged, it sort of puts things in perspective.

Great I just spent five minutes babbling about the process of trying to save
folks from putting up with our Babble!

Shut up Les!


-----Original Message-----
From: or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us
[mailto:or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us]On Behalf Of Verdena
Veelle
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 5:50 PM
To: or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us
Subject: Re: [or-roots] The unsubscribe process


You mean that Walt really didn't take care of this?  It is just very nice to
see him on
the list after being ill for several years.  I think that we may be a rather
unique group
and some just can't take our idiosyncrasies.

To Arlene, if you have Outlook Express, while on the message go to File -
Properties and
you should be able to find the address of the person who sent it.
Verdena


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