subgarfield
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ORIGINAL: StrictWhip When I send "rejection letters" to potential hopefuls, I treat it much as I would in turning down an applicant for a job. My letters go something like this. "Thank you for taking an interest in my profile. Unfortunately, I do not think we are a compatible match because of ___________ (whatever the reason is). Again, thank you for your interest and I wish you the very best on your search. Ms. StrictWhip. One or two have chosen to appeal my decision and because I enjoy conversation, the debate may stretch another letter or two. But again, because I treat them with respect, nobody feels the inevitable "sting" of rejection that tends to bring out the worst in some people. Some people would think that taking the time to respond to over 200 e-mails in that manner is too much of an inconvenience. I never see it that way. These are real human beings we are dealing with, and whether I choose to include them in my inner circle or not, I NEVER take that lightly. Classy... i like Your style! Respectful, logical and without sense of rejection. Your response gave me further perspective other than my sense most such subs were simply wankers or posers... some may have a sense of rejection that brings out the nasties. We are all human beings with human traits.
< Message edited by subgarfield -- 4/19/2006 2:22:49 PM >
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