Re: Professionalism on lists

[Brian Gordon <elasticsoul2003 -at- yahoo -dot- ca>]

--- Dana Worley <dana -at- campbellsci -dot- com> wrote:
> Maybe you don't necessarily judge a person by their
> written skills on 
> a list, but you should take note that *many* of us
> do. However, I do read, and I
> do notice that 
> some people come across as accomplished,
> professional writers 
> and some people... well .... don't. 
> 
> as
> professionals I 
> suspect it is prudent for each of us to put our best
> foot forward. 

I suppose it depends upon how you view lists like this
one. Some people take a 'Hey guys, whattabout this?'
approach, though they may write very well when
required. I don't wear a suit to the office, but that
doesn't mean I can't look good in one when I have to.
:-) I would be more likely to use a person's posts to
assess their character than their writing skills. 



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