YouthLearn guidelines

[Marlene Archer]

Pam et al,

I respectfully disagree with the posting of guidelines.  I might not have
heard of this wonderful project without the posting.  I am on several
listservs and intend to forward the posting to all.  I believe a project as
wonderful as this needs all the assistance it can get.  I also believe that
this is one of the greatest benefits of the Web.  To get as many people
information as possible.  Because I get so much eMail each day I am forced
to scan them rather than read each one closely.  I am glad I read the post
about this youth lead Peace project.

Marlene S. Archer
Director
New Visions in Technology
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