I appreciate that your viewpoint is that Steve's post was a public service announcement.  I don't see it that way.  Perhaps it’s the message itself or the manner in which it was delivered, but I took umbrage at it as the initiator of the requests.   I think there is value in knowing that others have an interest in an issue because it creates a network opportunity for problem solving and sharing. In looking at the archives, these individuals can be identified if they were missed in the post.  I was under the impression that it's one the benefits of this incredible community of professionals.

In addition, creating a rule in email (which I did a long time ago) does not sensor messages, it only captures them in a folder that still has to be viewed to some level of scrutiny to determine their value.  I recommend that the people interested in non-RIM topics establish a private email relationship/routine/ mechanism and keep them off of this incredibly informative RIM List Serv.  Those topics won't then dilute the archive or populate the email of others.

I've said enough...

Chris Johnson
Records Manager
Minnesota Dept. of Health

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How unfortunate to be taken to task over this - a RIM related issue and yet we suffer through countless useless "Friday ponderings" about trivia without anyone pointing out the waste of time and space they occupy.  
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Actually, I think Steve's post was more of a public service announcement. Only trying to facilitate people getting the document. Something PeterK would have sent out as ListMom if he were not so busy currently.

If you do not wish to receive the Friday Ponderings posts, a simple rule in your email takes only a few minutes to create to send them to your trash.

Gary Link
Pittsburgh, PA
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