In a message dated 1/20/2002 7:09:55 PM Central Standard Time, SusiCP@aol.com writes: > I suggest when doing roll to put names in subject area for us Thank you Susi. I have been trying to gently "Beat" this into all my List members for all the lists I administer--- that CHANGING the SUBJECT line is extremely important and is required on my lists. I many times feel like a broken record but if people ignore this simple guideline, then it is more likely that people might not even read their posts and thus miss an important contact. Sorry but this is a NIT-Picking issue for me and I know many other folks will agree that being creative grabs the attention of the other list members. Please do not be afraid to post your success stories about your research also and share some of the negative experiences also in your genealogy research that have taught you to make changes to improve finding valuable family information. If you have offered to do lookups, please feel free to post your offer and then I would appreciate that those sending in requests for lookups from someone who is kindly volunteering their time to request the lookup privately off-list. If you are looking for help on some research, but do not know of a person to help, then by all means ask the list for help and see if someone responds to help you. There are some wonderful people on this list who are ready and willing to help when they can if you just ask. Happy hunting all! Have a nice day ~ Kathie Harrison Lancaster County Coordinator, NEGenWeb http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~irishrose/lancindex.html Harrison Roots & Branches http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~irishrose/index.html Listowner of Rootsweb Mail Lists: NELANCAS-L, NEDIXON-L, NESAUNDE-L, MEDICAL-GENEALOGY-L; surname lists - BLUNT-L, BRICE-L, BRODY-L, CALDWELL-L, LILLIBRIDGE-L and WEITZEL-L See the Mail List Jump page for the links to these list home pages: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~irishrose/lists.html All incoming and outgoing e-mail is passed through the most recent Norton Antivirus definitions to assure viruses are not passed.