Posted 11/30/2006 9:07:42 PM
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Rambling mode on:
I am pretty new here on DailyAwards, so I have not yet decided "best practices", I note that some people respond to each comment/critique with a thank you. While that seems like good etiquette, it also kind of reminds me of the flight attendant's saying "thank you" (and goodbye). With so much repetition, it seems to lose a bit of the personal side of the interaction. I've also thought about responding just to those who specifically write more personalized and detailed comments. Alas, then I feel it might be more of a slight to others than not responding at all.
So thus far, I haven't really offered my thanks to those who have left me comments or critiques. And I really want to. So I will use this as the venue. (And yes, I recognize it's probably a bad choice as well, since not everyone reads the forums!)
Rambling mode off!
Summary: Thank You!
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Posted 12/1/2006 6:33:35 AM
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I not only expect but DEMAND a "Thank You"! 
(just kidding, of course )
~ Nick
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Posted 12/1/2006 6:49:16 AM
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