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That's for sure, and we all have our opinions, whether we all like them or
not. I believe this list exemplifies the best of our society and the
principles of tolerance and freedom of expression. If we don't like
something that's written, as has been pointed out, there's always the
<DELETE> key.
I find it really cool that we're free to say things on this list that can't
be expressed or understood anywhere else. This is truly a unique list.
Kathy S.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bobby G. Greer, Ph. D." <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 8:23 PM
Subject: Re: overwhelmed
> This list is definitely a social interaction between people with CP who
have
> come to know one another rather well over the years. I have studied this
> list's volume, and you may not realize this, but the over all volume is
way
> down. Some people just can not take the chatter, so they can use the
delete
> key or sign-off permanently.
>
> If we just studied our clinical ills, it would not be the same list.
I,
> myself, enjoy the diversity even though some of it is not to my taste. But
> the list decided long ago censoring can not be tolerated.
>
> Bobby
>
>
> >Nah, mostly inane ramblings of a few CPers (like m'self). Occasionally
> >there's some clinical info, but this is more a virtual community of
friends
> >than a clearinghouse for CP probs. Use yer delete key if it bugs ya.
> >
> >K-Dog
> >
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