Never mind -- I found it.

I tried subscribing and got the last bunch of emails. I don't see anyway to unsubscribe, either in the mail msgs or the web page. How do I unsubscribe? ~lynn

At 11:40 AM 10/11/2001 -0500, you wrote:
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Methinks that Lynn didn't want lots of email from QT, but perhaps you are right. Yost's privacy policy is ironclad (which may not mean much in these days of pets.com but which I believe because he's a Good Man). If email from subscriptions to Topics gets too much, you just return to the Topics you don't want to follow and turn off the subscriptions. No prob.

Dan -- what about Lynn's question regarding spam. Would registering here put people on spam lists? Or get you lots of new email?

... or return in a new browser window to http://www.samizdat.com/chat.html and open Richard's chat area _de novo_ ...?

Bernie -- you are experiencing an intermittent glitch. Just hit reload when you want to see new stuff. Sorry.

Bernie -- in the chat room, click on Reload in your browser and you should then see everything. Then periodically click Reload.

I can't seem to get on to the chat any more. It is most disappointing and unworthy of this marvelous tool.

Hi lynn. Not to worry about flooding -- you can turn off subscriptions as easily as you turned 'em on. Each email delivery has the URL -- return and kill it when you lose interest! :-)

OK, I'm trying it... I'm reluctant to subscribe because I fear that my inbox will get flooded with messages. True?

Dan -- how does this differ from QT Document Review?

OK, the more the merrier. QT really comes into its own when there's more than 3 people, an interaction that runs over time and space. And when it needs permanence, an easy way to bring people up to speed quickly.

Anyone wanna try this? The water's fine... :-) Remember to keep REFRESHing this window to see others' contributions.

Let's try to have a conversation here.

Hey richard, welcome...

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