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Re: Subject Lines

From: Ann Heineman (aheinema-state.edu)
Date: Wed Jun 21 2000 - 16:27:29 PDT

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    Dear Ellen Sears,
            Your post about not trusting the origins of certain subject lines
    prompts me to call for ideas from our list members to come up with a very
    short symbol for our group that will show up on our mail. Perhaps it can be
    something Lyris would adopt. This past spring I joined another listserve
    that helps people deal with an eye and vision disorder called nystagmus. As
    you can see on the sample below, each post comes with the "*Nys" symbol
    that precedes the subject. That is the way it appears on the inbox line as
    well,so I know immediately which list the sender is on. Hope to hear ideas
    from some of you, please.
            By the way, if you're curious about this topic upon reading the
    post below, AN stands for Acquired Nystagmus and ANN is the American
    Nystagmus Network, a non-profit group set up to help those of us with this
    condition.

            Ann-on-y-mouse in Columbus

    To: nystagmus-list
    Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 07:58:40 -0400
    Subject: *Nys: What AN's See
    s-list

    This web sight has a good representation of what AN's see... but as the
    text by the train station cites, it is not quite fast enough. (In my case
    I see things move much quicker, and doubled. (sender's name deleted)

    www.xs4all.nl/~yskes/strab/nystagmus/perception.html

    For further information about ANN, Inc. please refer to
    http://www.nystagmus.org/

    Ann Heineman.....aheinema-state.edu
    Greensview School....Upper Arlington City Schools
    (614)487-5050 ... Voice Mail 487-6456 Box 522 

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