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Date Posted: 00:37:36 08/22/02 Thu
Author: Douglas W. Thomson
Subject: Address labels
In reply to: misters 's message, "Funny" on 19:30:02 08/21/02 Wed

If you really want address labels to print out Tracey's address on, I would of course be happy to send a sheet out to you, but I would suggest that you would be just as quick to just write Tracey's address on the envelopes, rather than waiting for the sheets, making up the labels, printing them out etc. I leave this one up to you, the individual student - if you want some labels, ask and they shall be provided.

As for NRA's comment, I genuinely think it was meant in humour - though that sometimes doesn't come across well in text-only methods of communication (a very small percentage of our communication is based on what we actually say - most of it is down to tone of voice/facial expression etc) and can lead to offense. My advice? Use emoticons to "soften" your words and let people know you are joking:

:-) -- Smiley face
;-) -- Winking
:-p -- Tongue stuck out

And so on - I have seen them used on many boards like this one, and they do help a great deal. I don't want to discourage people from joking here (this is primarily a resource for you, the students, to use and interact with one another in), just avoid unintentional offense at what I think was a statement made in jest.

Cheers all

Douglas

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