On Wed, 16 Apr 1997, L.F.O. wrote:
> Dear Subscribers,
>
> I would like to apologize to you and to Doug and Mr. Ransom
> personally for my message regarding the Transgression discussion, in
> which I unwillingly publicly offended Doug and Mr. Ransom.
I accept and appreciate your apology. On my end, it's forgotten.
--John Ransom
>
> I did not intend any flames. The message was NOT intended for public
> perusal, it was a strictly PRIVATE message, which was sent to the
> list by mistake. I hope that my right to exchange private opinions
> with my friends warrants forgiveness on your part. I would NEVER
> send such a message to a list without signing my name. Besides, as I
> understand that no discussion can proceed after and with the help of
> such a message, I would NEVER send it to a _discussion_ list.
>
> As a sidenote, is this list not moderated? When I realized my
> mistake, I supposed that the moderator would not allow the message
> through.
>
> Again, my deepest apologies and regrets.
>
> Sincerely yours,
> Leonid Oknyansky.
> --In memory of our naivette, against the naivette of our memory
>
> Dear Subscribers,
>
> I would like to apologize to you and to Doug and Mr. Ransom
> personally for my message regarding the Transgression discussion, in
> which I unwillingly publicly offended Doug and Mr. Ransom.
I accept and appreciate your apology. On my end, it's forgotten.
--John Ransom
>
> I did not intend any flames. The message was NOT intended for public
> perusal, it was a strictly PRIVATE message, which was sent to the
> list by mistake. I hope that my right to exchange private opinions
> with my friends warrants forgiveness on your part. I would NEVER
> send such a message to a list without signing my name. Besides, as I
> understand that no discussion can proceed after and with the help of
> such a message, I would NEVER send it to a _discussion_ list.
>
> As a sidenote, is this list not moderated? When I realized my
> mistake, I supposed that the moderator would not allow the message
> through.
>
> Again, my deepest apologies and regrets.
>
> Sincerely yours,
> Leonid Oknyansky.
> --In memory of our naivette, against the naivette of our memory
>