[greenyes] Re: worms

[Mary Appelhof <mappelho@no.address>]

> Nisrene,

You don't need to read them. Organics are a legitimate topic for 
discussion. Food waste composting is gaining increasing interest and 
worm composting is an effective way of dealing with food waste. 
Recycling coordinators and educators often appreciate learning of 
effective ways to reach out to constituents, particularly if they are 
not part of the "choir." If they get some ideas from me, fine. They 
won't get them if I don't put them out there.

> Dear Green-list,
> I think it is rude of Mary Appelhoff to periodically send her 
> self-promotional worm rants through this list, especially when one 
> member was so concerned that people cut and copy and not hit the 
> reply button to save bandwidth.
> I am very under-impressed with the whole vermi-composting and I do 
> not want any more e-mails about it.
> Sincerely,
> Nisrene

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