[LM_NET] Be professional about what you post on LMNet

[Kate Stirk <katestirk@COMCAST.NET>]

I wonder if we could count our e-mail queries and responses to LM_NET as 
"publishing" - since they are available in the archives? 

Some of the responses are very detailed and most helpful. We could add a line to 
our resumes- "Published through LM_NET:professional listserve <archives address>, 
date, topic" or something like that. I do cite posts giving credit to the poster 
when I use their writing.

I took the first post about publishers lurking as "tongue in cheek", wink, wink, 
gasp, sarcasm - not as a serious comment.




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