On this day debate

[Henry M]

Are there really mail programs that only show the sender and don't 
show the subject? If I'm tired of a SUBJEC,T I delete messages with 
that subject heading. If I tire of a particular SENDER (no not you, 
Mr. O'Hara, and not even...), then I might delete or automatically 
filter all messages from that sender. Perhaps this is part of why I 
am not a Luddite.

> Date:          Tue, 25 Feb 1997 16:16:36 +0000 (GMT)
> From:          "Daniel O'Hara" <daniel.ohara at christ-church.oxford.ac.uk>
> To:            Henry M <gravity at nicom.com>
> Cc:            pynchon-l at waste.org
> Subject:       A Virtual Dutch Kiss

> Henry,
> 
> I do delete your "clearly marked messages." Said marker is the "Henry 
> M.," right at the top; but this is a poor state of affairs, given that I 
> therefore miss any mail you send that`s related to Pynchon. You do 
> yourself no favours.
> The bookstore analogy is false. Bookstores are meticulously categorised, 
> even specialised in themselves, like this list, but unlike its current 
> content.
> No, the correct analogy is the pub. I suggest that you take your lists to 
> the nearest bar, stand on a stool and start declaiming. And see what 
> happens.
> 
> Dan O`Hara
> 
> 

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