IrishMist -> RE: Many Emails Never Get Read!!!! Here is why! (2/15/2006 5:28:16 AM)
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First i am not bent out of shape, this is a debate i presented my case and i expect someone will counter it with a legitimate rebuttal at some point and if they cant well then my version stands. Hmm a debate? NO, you are not trying to debate a valid issue here, you are trying to force others to see your side, while at the same time, ignoring what others are saying in response. You want to see...on every profile...the fact that a person is only looking for people in a certain age range, location, etc. Correct? I understand your reasons for wanting to see this. It would cut down on mail that you send to people that are obviously not looking for someone who might be your age, or in your location, etc etc. I get that. Really. Totally. And it's a valid complaint. But, let's look at this for a minute. Let's say, for arguments sake, that your suggestion is taken into account and made a fact. Ok. Now, here we have a profile of so and so domina/dom, who is looking for so and so, age 20-30, HWP, within 50 miles of this location. You fit the preferances perfectly. Upon further reading, you find that you have many of the same interests. So, you write so and so a very nice introductory letter. A VERY NICE ONE. You sit back and wait for a response. One month goes by. Then two. Then three. So, you follow it up with a second letter, again, a very nice introductory letter, along with a small comment letting so and so know that this is the second time that you have contacted them. Once again. No response. So and so saw your letter in their mailbox, read your profile, and for reasons OF THEIR OWN, decided that you were not compatible. So, they either deleted, or moved your name to the bulk mail bin, without ever reading it. Now what you do? You are right back at square one. Faced with the fact that for reasons of their own, people do not read some mail, but they do read others. No matter how many preferences you put into the mail controls, and no matter how many of those are made into public viewing...you are still faced with the block that people make their own choices on whether or not they are going to do something. Like read your mail. Or answer your mail after it has been read. The argument that I am presenting is this Everyone makes a conscious choice to either read mail, answer mail, delete mail, or move it to another folder. It has nothing to do with whether or not a person is within our perferred age range, location, or physical requirements. It all comes down to US making our own decision to read, answer, delete or ignore.
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