----- At 1:30 AM +0100 on 12/11/00, you wrote:
Dear Jim Kroger,
thank you for your apologizes, and may I as a list-member apologize to
you for the immature and rather impolite reaction we as a list had on
your clearly frustated outburst. I sure hope that those premature
emails some of us sent to your collegues didn't bring you to much
havoc; those emails were clearly not appropriate as your current
writing shows.
And bytheway, did you manage to get off this normally peacefull list?
If not we sure would love to read details on how you tried and failed
to get off the list, just to allow us to help you to spot a mistake
either in outr mailing-list-software or in your unsubscribe emails.
> I hope you understand that I did not intend this, and hope that you
> will accept my humble apology for those messages.
I, for one, sure can understand how you came to post like that.
On the other hand, I hope you forgive us the flaming were we should
have offered help.
--
groetjes, carel
No problem at all, Carel, I don't blame the list. It's clear my
stupidity earned some responses. The administrator sent copies to
every professor I've ever been affiliated with and a few extra, here
and at UCLA, as well as my boss here, Dr. Cohen, and the postmaster
at Princeton. This could conceivably cost me my job as a post doc in
this lab, which means my career is kaput.
So, no I understand your anger at my posts. I am still stunned that I
was so stupid as to sit here and vent my frustrations without
thinking through to the obvious conclusion that even though I had
been unable to get a response there was always the possibility that
this was because of an error on my part and in fact the messages were
going out. How, how could I be so distracted and idiotic to ever
commit such lunacy? Now I'm paying.
Thanks for your message,
Jim
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Center for the Study of Brain, Mind, and Behavior
Department of Psychology
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Princeton University
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