Re: [UC] dog run/FOCP

[BGAndersen]

Winkler-

Put a sock in it. I have been seeing a fair amount of off-list postings about your anti-dog and single-mother tirades in the last two days. Not since the antics of William Zardus have I grown to loathe seeing someone's email show up in my inbox.

What bothers me the most about your posts is that you are hurting the very people and causes that you support. That is on top of the fact that you are adding to the incivility on the UC listserve. I am thankful that the PSFNI list at least tries to verify that the subscribers are actually people and not whack jobs.

Do me a favor and don't email me personally. I was grateful to see Zardus stop posting, and wish you would join him.

bga

In a message dated 1/11/05 12:52:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

You should congratulate the people really involved. Not me. :)

Vivianne T Nachmias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
good luck on dog run, it would really make us all better neighbors!
vivianne
On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 06:45:50AM -0800, FX Winkler wrote:
> Bravo!
>
> Stephen Fisher wrote: Howdy Neighbors,
>
> Welp I finally updated my dog run website. It contains the latest scoop
> from the Friends of Clark Park December board meeting. It's late and
> I'm tired so if any who were present notice anything I botched, please
> let me know and I will happily correct the site. Since the site's
> somewhat wordy, I underlined the new stuff to make it easier to see
> what's changed.
>
> http://phillydog.org/
>
> The most significant point is that 3 of us are now working to create a
> proposal for a dog run in the park. This does not mean that a dog run
> will (ever?) exist in the park. We have been asked to create a plan for
> what it would look like "if" it were to be built. This way people can
> better understand what they are supporting or not supporting. As such,
> please contact me if you have any thoughts on the matter. While we
> can't possibly make everyone happy, the more input we get now, the
> better the chances of making the most happy.
>
> If you'd like to discuss your ideas in person or on the phone, let me
> know and we can work something out.
>
> Thanks,
> Stephen