This might end up being a negative point about joining the abrf. If people moan about
spam now...those same people may not want their email address sent out 4x a year to
vendors, etc. That list is worth $$. Keeping it in paper format puts up a barrier to
abuse, however thin.
ps- This is not to say I don't think that you have a point.
Matt Sweeney
mattsweeney@earthlink.net
Mass Spec Consulting
Training/Operations/Consulting/Method Development
LC/MS Pharmacokinetics, Peptides, Proteins, Metabolism,
Maintenance Classes, Specialist in Finnigan Equipment and Software
SF Bay Area update: weather nice, leaves still on most trees, think twice if you are
wanting to move here. Rentals are impossible to find (I looked at an in-law place- a run
down 600sqft!! for $2000/month-didn't get it as there were over 200 "applicants/calls" !).
House prices start at 350K for a hovel. My dog does not know the hell I am going through
for her. Prosperity does have a down side.
>Hello. Here's a potential selling point for joining the ABRF:
>member access to the actual email address list. In other words, once
>a quarter, ABRF members are given the opportunity to download the
>address list. In this way, members find out who are out there and
>maybe find some new contacts. What do you think?
>Regards, Tom (just a lurker) Miller.
>
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