>>>I would be more likely to sign as well if I were able to read it first. Otherwise it resembles signing a blank check to me.
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>>Thomas,
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>>Terrific analogy! My thoughts exactly.
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>Hiya della,
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>Agreed. If I put my name saying I was going to sign something (that I hadn't yet seen) and the something comes out and I don't necessarily agree with it, then I either have to break my word or sign something I don't believe in. Neither is desirable.

And I don't like pressure being put on people to potentially put themselves into a situation to have to break their word or sign something they don't believe in. Nobody would pressure someone into signing a blank check, or signing a contract without reading it, which is what signing the list amounts to.

Never mind the fact that some of us have a little more pressing projects on our plate than signing lists...

>PS - So far, so good. Hope to see ya in the finals.< g >

This has been a great tourney! I can't wait for Minneapolis (not that I'm thinking past the UCLA game, though... <g>)

- della
GO DUKE!