From the beginning this listserve (since the mid 90's) has been pretty
open on discussion topics - both records management and non-records
related.  I've been a member since the early days and I think that is
what makes it a great forum.  We have to take the bad with the good.
We have some serious discussions.  But I beleive it is always great to
bring a little levity especially on Fridays after a challenging week.

Many of the questions Glen asks can be tied to records management in
one form or fashion.  They make one think - problem solving so to
speak - which is part of being a professional.  And I am amazed at the
creative responses from this group.   They force me to look at things
from a difference perspective.

The one thing that Steve forgot to note is that attachments are not
allowed - Gary provided other avenues from which to get them.

Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Radnor, PA
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On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 4:01 PM, Johnson, Chris.J (MDH)
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> 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.

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