No need! was Re: Cob: Sorry for the faux pas in internet ettiquite

[Steve Veeneman]

No need to apologize! We all fell for information
traps like this early in our internet education, eh? 
Just another one of those things you learn I think.

Maybe some folks got upset over it, but that is the
next stage of education, sort of a teenage phase in
internet use, in which one thinks everyone should be
as smart as him/herself.  Eventually you learn how to
just plain cope, and accept the challenge of how to
help without making folks feel badly about themselves.
 Your motives were good!  It is education that is
upsetting, no?  How to teach without bad vibes, now
that is a challenge.

Cheers, 

Steve
--- Kerry Doran <kerdor at alberta.com> wrote:
> My message to you all regarding a potential virus
> was sent to  me by
> a friend, and I was passing along what I thought was
> important information.
>  However, some of you became upset over this message
> Re: an attachment
> added to this message.   It had no ill intent, it
> was information that
> my friend was passing along to me.  I should have
> just sent the message
> about WTC Survivor rather than forwarding the whole
> message.
> 
> Sorry to burn any buns.  Unfortunately you don't see
> faces on the internet
> and it is reputable to be cautious.
> 
> Kerry :0(
> -- 
> Kerry Doran
> kerdor at alberta.com - email
> (780) 423-2492 ext. 8810 - voicemail/fax
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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