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I hope some posters' responses don't discourage others
from posting legitimate questions/comments/
concerns/tips/etc. I was under the impression that
this list, at least to some extent, is about TW's
supporting each other. I'd hate for a less experienced
poster/lurker to refrain from posting a message when
so many of the Whirlers can offer sound advice culled
from good experience. I've benefitted from that
experience many times!
Felice Albala
Medical Program Documentation Specialist
Merck & Co., Inc.
<<Jones, Donna wrote:
Looks like it's time to go back to lurking in the
shadows. It's no fun having to defend yourself
publicly over what was meant to be a harmless observation.>>
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