[Artemisia] Reading

[Chuck Heisler Jr.]

See, now you're just being snarky.
   
  Ah well, do what you will.
   
  CvZ

Stephanae Baker <stephanae at countryrhoades.net> wrote:
  Sir Conrad,

You're right that I can see a small difference, and you're also right 
that I don't agree. There's a skill called skim-reading. If you lack 
it, find me at Baron's War, and I'll be happy to help you acquire it. 
If you have that skill, it will be just as if the people in the 
uninteresting conversations were moderating their volume and you were 
politely tuning them out--although if you suddenly heard a word or 
two that interested you, you could tune back in.

Belladonna



On Jul 26, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Chuck Heisler Jr. wrote:

> Dear Belladonna,
>
> Unfortunately, the Aerie isn't a big pavilion, its a mailing 
> list. In a big pavilion, everyone in it would not be exposed to 
> your conversation. On a mailing list, every IS exposed to your 
> conversation.
>
> I wouldn't want to limit your conversation, I would expect you to 
> do that in a big pavilion by moderating your volume when you 
> speak. What happens on the list is that every email is a SHOUT. 
> You seem to feel that I should just delete the emails I don't want 
> to read. How do I know which ones those are?
>
> How do I know when the topic changes from fantasy to history?
>
> I'm sure you can see the issue, even if you don't agree.
>
> CvZ
>

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