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Old 28 Feb 2004, 18:31   #29
R.
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Originally Posted by heat
But wouldn't you have had to read the PM before deciding you don't like it? Otherwise, you would'nt know about it, right?
Depends, I'd say. At least my PMs have a subject line that sums up the contents.

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Originally Posted by heat
And surely, by reading someones private PM you are leaving yourself wide open to finding something you don't really wanna read - surely that's the whole point of PM's - to say something to someone in private that you don't wish to say on the public forums - and if that's the case, how can you act on it if you weren't really meant to see it in the first place? Wouldn't that be just like evesdropping on a private conversation, then being pissed off because you heard something that you didn't like? How can you then justify acting upon it?
I don't see why I would need any justification.
Why don't you simply ask the question you really want to ask?
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