This list serve is an extremely helpful and educational tool for each member
of the list. Responding to Mark's comments regarding keeping track
of
message threads, might I suggest that when a post is made that we attempt
to
use more consistency in identifying the subject matter. Even if you have
the
ability to search you e-mails for a particular term, it makes it easier
to
locate a past post if the subject line remains unchanged or standardized.
E.G. If all postings regarding MERS begin with "MERS" then it
is easy to
change the index on accumulated e-mails to "subject" (at least
with
Outlook/Outlook Express) and then all the e-mails regarding MERS will appear
together. Where we have "Service on MERS" and "MERS"
as subjects they will
not appear adjacent to each other in the e-mail lists. Note that
Outlook/Outlook Express will enter a "re:" into a reply but that
does change
the indexing.
Some day the Supreme Court will recognize that one should get CLE credit
for
just monitoring the listserve.
Best regards to you all on a cold day in Iowa (heaven?)
Rick Bierman
Bierman & McNally, L.L.P.
----- Original Message -----
From: "MARK HANSON" <hanson@whitfieldlaw.com>
To: <realestate@iabar.org>; <jholland@icialaw.com>
Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: MERS
> Joe,
> This topic is recurring, so don't feel bad. I like to read and
consider
the others' responses each time it comes up.
>
> But, FYI, Harry tries to keep track of the threads. So, if there
is a
topic you want to look at, Harry may be able to provide you the threads.
>
> Mark Hanson
> Des Moines
>
>
>
>
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