Re: Unrelated replies to postings

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry , we seem to have become lazy. You are right; it would be much better to be certain the subject line matches the content before we hit the "send" button...

JT

[low dose naltrexone] Unrelated replies to postings

I am somewhat concerned about unrelated replies to postings.

[Guest guest]

don't even have to post a new message, just Change the Subject. How hard is that?

The subject I like best is DAILY DIGEST #XXX messages.. especially the ones with the ENTIRE digest quoted. Those are loads of fun to wade through.

[low dose naltrexone] Unrelated replies to postings

I am somewhat concerned about unrelated replies to postings. I posted a message about Stopping Copaxone and was very thrilled when I logged in the next day to see that there were several replies. After I opened them, I found that only two had anything to do with Stopping Copaxone. Is anyone else finding this to be the case? I do believe that it's only right and fair to reply to the message which was posted. One can always post a new message on a different subject.

[Guest guest]

,

I would post if I could. But I was never on Copaxone. My neurologist

preferred Avonex and I took it for a year and stopped it cole-turkey. I waited

4 weeks before I started LDN.

Hope this helps.

Peace!

VCL

I am somewhat concerned about unrelated replies to postings. I

posted a message about Stopping Copaxone and was very thrilled when

I logged in the next day to see that there were several replies.

After I opened them, I found that only two had anything to do with

Stopping Copaxone. Is anyone else finding this to be the case? I

do believe that it's only right and fair to reply to the message

which was posted. One can always post a new message on a different

subject.