Hehe... You know, the reasons people have for _not_ signing it are probably better than my reason _for_ signing it. I'm the oposite of... um... was it Cindy? who said she's not the type to jump on the bandwagon. I am a go with the flow kind of person, and it seemed harmless at the time, so I signed. Honestly, I don't think a letter will do any good. But I also don't think it will do any harm, so what the Hell, eh? :)

But getting on peoples' cases for not signing is getting rather obnoxious. Honestly, I'm begining to regret signing just because I don't want to be associated with all the badgering going on. I hope this gets resolved one way or another soon.

Michelle


>And I'd agree that it was "no biggie" except that people started wondering how come so-and-so didn't sign. That, in turn, generated another round of debate. Now, if your name's (or even if it isn't but you've said you'd consider it) on the list and you don't sign, that same stuff comes up again. Talk about wasted bandwidth!
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>Now, Michelle, this isn't directed at you or anyone in particular, but the bottom line here is whether I do or not, my reasons for doing so are nobody's business but mine! If asked, I'd probably give my reasons either way, but under no circumstances will I enter into some sort of debate about it.