LaCinda,
There are pompous jerks on any forum such as this.  I have decided that
those who would jump all over someone for mis-spelling something or talk
down to any of us for daring to speak without a pHD in hand are the lowest
form of scum.  Some of these folks don't except direct emailing (you know
who you are) so direct confrontation can avoid the general histonet post, so
there is little we can do to fight them.  Just take heart that there are
more good people than bad in this group and it will get you through.

Glen Dawson	 BS, HT & IHC (ASCP)
Lead IHC Technologist
Milwaukee, WI

-----Original Message-----
From: LaCinda Burchell [mailto:ljb@medicine.wisc.edu]
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 12:57 PM
To: tmhpath@amigo.net; Histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Subject: Re: Forgiving


In the past I have left Histonet twice because I hate the nasty way that
some people treat others on this forum.  I keep coming back because I find
the advice on matters pertaining to histology to be very valuable.  Does
anybody out there remember the box on a five year old's kindergarten report
card that reads "plays well with others" ?  Perhaps more adults should be
asking themselves whether or not that box would be checked in as evaluation
of them.  Play nice guys, life is too short to waste all that energy being
mean.  Cindy B.

>>> "Michelle D. Moore"  09/25/01 03:20PM >>>
I was on the histonet a year or two ago and I unsubscribed (spelled
correctly) because I found some of my fellow histotechs to be mean and
unforgiving about things. I feel that with all that is going on we should be
more understanding and kinder to those around us. Some people forget a
letter in a word and miss it on spell check. Maybe they are having a bad day
and the snide comments just make things worse. Please lets all try to be
nicer and give people a break for being HUMAN. I enjoy the histonet a great
deal and there is a lot of information for everyone to utilize. I'm sorry if
I offend anyone but I feel we should give each other a break.