RE: what up?

[Adrian A. Durlester <durleste...>]

Rich:

I appreciate you sentiments, but would ask, in the future, that anyone with 
such concerns email them to me privately first, rather than to the list.

Adrian



On Sunday, March 08, 1998 7:37, Rich Glauber [SMTP:rglauber (at) 
interlog(dot)com] 
wrote:
> If I am the only one on the list with this opinion, then I will be happy to
> defer to the greater will, and let the list go whichever way that it wants.
> However I feel the desire to get my "two shekels" in as well, and I'd be
> curious if anyone else shares my feelings.  To wit:
>
> I am a member of this list because I am interested in learning what other
> people are up to vis a vis music in the synagogue and school.  I am curious
> about tunes and techniques which have been successful, ideas for different
> age groups, concepts which people are trying out etc.
>
> Recently there has been a flood of messages to this list, but the majority
> of them strike me as more or less "chat line" material.  Now it becomes a
> more time consuming process to go through the mail, reading this one's
> pithy comments, that one's feminist outrage, this one's relationship with
> her daughter, that one's personal comments to a whole host of fellow list
> members.
>
> If I could make one request, it would be for members to demonstrate a
> little self-censorship by emailing directly to a specific person when
> appropriate, and letting the list serve an educational rather than "cyber
> social" function.  Am I alone in this opinion?
>
> Best,
>
> Rich
>