[jsfg_cinti] Re: OOT - yes

Jodie:

Since you posted your message to the list server and not to me, I must post
my response to the list server also:

Relax.

The list server did not make the suggestion, the church did not make the
suggestion, I made the suggestion.  I stated my opinion and asked for
other's opinions on an issue relevant to the members who are on the list
server.

So far, several people have indicated the do want the OOT listings and
several have indicated otherwise.  In a couple of days, I'll publish the
results and if we want the OOT jobs, I suspect mredd will be glad to start
posting them again.

This list is unmoderated.  We need to moderate it ourselves by continually
evolving the ground rules by which the server operates.

I appreciate your input and will put your response in the Yes folder.

Bill Rodgers

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jodie Ganote" <jodieganote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jsfg_cinti@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 8:38 PM
Subject: [jsfg_cinti] Re: OOT - yes


>
> As a graduate, I am totally astounded that a member who is providing a
very
> generous donation of time to help with potential leads has now stopped
> because people can't take a few seconds to delete an unneeded e-mail.
>
> It boggles my mind that the HYDE PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, JOB SEARCH
> FOCUS GROUP list serve would make this suggestion.  I certainly can't use
> any of the leads but I am happy to share with friends who can.  I remember
> seeing several leads for in-town positions too.
>
> My goodness, the title alone tells a "reasonable person" if they need the
> e-mail.  If you don't need the e-mail simply delete it.  I thought the
> purpose of a JOB SEARCH FOCUS GROUP was to disseminate leads!  I think
it's
> a shame that more people aren't sharing opportunities.
>
> Lastly, I know the organization is intended for all professionals in the
> community regardless of their faith.  But it certainly attests a bit to
our
> generosity when we put a majority vote on a program that may be helping a
> few.  I personally believe the spirit of the organization would suggest
that
> the minority who benefit deserve the continued e-mails.
>
> At the very least, if this burden is soooooooooo unbareable, they should
be
> posted on the JSFG Web-Site (killing all hopes of immediacy)!
>

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