| Title: | ARCHIVE-- Topics of Interest to Women, Volume 1 --ARCHIVE |
| Notice: | V1 is closed. TURRIS::WOMANNOTES-V5 is open. |
| Moderator: | REGENT::BROOMHEAD |
| Created: | Thu Jan 30 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 30 1995 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 873 |
| Total number of notes: | 22329 |
The WOMANNOTES file has many excellent writers. Once in a while someone writes
a note that articulates the feelings of many other noters. These notes
also bring understanding to people who do not share the same experiences.
Unfortunately this file is also very large. Often when I get too far behind
I have to "next unseen" past many notes and hope that I am not missing one
of these special notes.
People who are new to this file can't possibly read through all of the old
notes. Often there is not much point in reading an old string that people
have lost interest in. If a new noter chooses to "SET SEEN /BEFORE=TODAY"
they may miss the best this file has to offer.
I therefore propose that this topic serve as...
The Womannotes Hall of Fame
How to use this note:
1. Add a reply to this topic that "Sets the seen" for the note
you wish to nominate. You may wish to included pointers
to other notes to help do this.
2. Put the note number in the title of the reply.
Rules:
1. You can't nominate your own note
2. This note is for posterity do *NOT* use it to carry the battle
beyond the original string.
3. If you don't agree with one of the notes here, take your flames
to the original note. All replies without a pointer to another
note will be deleted.
4. This note is for pointers to high light good notes. I don't want
to see "Read this note to see a true MSP" or "People who think
like the author of XXX.YY should be burned at the stake"
5. Stick to individual notes. No pointers to 200 note strings.
This note is for that 1 in 100 note.
If you have been reading this file for a long time, can you remember any
oldies but goodies that current readers might have missed? Dig back and
see if you can find them and post a note here when you do.
I would prefer that this note contain pointers to this file only. Another
note could be started to point to notes in other conferences.
I wish every notes file had a topic like this. Could one of the moderators
please provide a pointer to this note in 1.0?
MJC O->
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 762.1 | 645.56 | SPMFG1::CHARBONND | JAFO | Tue Mar 15 1988 14:40 | 4 |
GCANYN::TATISTCHEFF "Lee T"
for note 645.56 (and others, but that one really opened my eyes)
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| 762.3 | 219.38 Sandy ::CICCOLLINI | GCANYN::TATISTCHEFF | Lee T | Mon Mar 21 1988 18:55 | 3 |
Where Sandy opened my eyes on anger and change. Very good exchange.
Lee
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| 762.4 | 271.79 Suzanne ::CONLON | GCANYN::TATISTCHEFF | Lee T | Mon Mar 21 1988 18:57 | 1 |
One of Suzanne's wonderful analogies... | |||||
| 762.5 | 571.189 | ISTG::AUGUSTINE | Fri Apr 01 1988 11:11 | 4 | |
I nominate decwet::jwhite's note about how our conversations often
get derailed and trivialized.
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| 762.6 | 3D::CHABOT | That fish, that is not catched thereby, | Mon Apr 04 1988 15:37 | 1 | |
Note 500.1 designates string 500.* for this purpose, I thought. | |||||
| 762.7 | brava! | DECWET::JWHITE | mr. smarmy | Fri Apr 15 1988 19:46 | 4 |
Sandy Ciccolini's 782.144 on the use and mis-use of assumptions
and generalizations.
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| 762.8 | 479.13 and 378.? | MOSAIC::TARBET | Fri May 13 1988 15:20 | 4 | |
Lee's 479.13, and the discussion around it that took place mostly
in 378 to which many of us contributed (especially Marcia!).
=maggie
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