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Kelly, you make an excellent point and share my view exactly. I wonder if there is some practical mechanism to simply not forward e-mail that is not directly connected to Parkinson's Disease. There would have to be someone or some software to act as gate keeper. I don't know if that is practical, or desired by the majority of the List members, but I personally would like to see something like that implemented. Joe, cg for Ruth, 67/9 ----- Original Message ----- From: Kelly Sholinder <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 12:21 PM Subject: my overflowing mail box.... > Hi folks..... > > While I would usually encourage conversations of any kind that may or may > not expand our thinking, I'm not enthusiastic about 192 pieces of mail that > have little or nothing to do with my reasons for signing up for the > Parkinson's mailing list! I was under the impression this mailing list was > devoted to generating and sharing information on PD for patients, > caregivers, and friends/family members. Instead, I'm wading thru china > patterns and the theory of evolution! > > If anyone has a suggestion on how to receive ONLY PD information via this > list, I'd appreciate hearing it before I spend more wasted hours trying to > sort the Parkinson's info from the Darwin! > > Please don't view this as a "verbal spanking".... I'm just genuinely > interested in finding PD information at this stage, and the volume of > irrelevant mail coming my way is a tad frustrating! > > Many thanks - > > Kelly >