???
It seems like you were the one that rejected 2 out of the 3 terms I
proposed.


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

Nevertheless, I'll be waiting for your letter of inquiry to the CCDA.


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

Actually, Harry, I credit the tax cut for a very recent increase
in
patients' disposable income...leading to a sharp increase in
spending
on
dental care vs. last summer. The increase in productivity is the
reason
I
needed to expand my staff.

As for me supplying my name and phone number, here are my terms:

1) I get at least 3 paragraphs of space in your article to share
my
views
(in full, and unedited of course)

Sorry, you'd get the space you deserve, depending on what you say.



2) I get a chance to review the entire article, and *OK* any
portion
dealing
with me and my practice, prior to publication

I don't give anyone that privilege on my articles.



3) You contact the Collier County Dental Association with a
synopsis
about
the theme of your article, and they'll pass it along to me. The
contact
should be made on official letterhead of the organization that
will
do
the
publishing, and should be signed by you. This would mean you are
who
you
say
you are and you're acting in good faith.

No problem.

Well then send your proposal, and ask that our officers announce the
theme
of your article at the next meeting. Perhaps there are other
dentists
that
would like to share their thoughts on this subject. If you go that
far,
I'll email you my name and phone number. Of course, I'll make sure
the
other members read some of your less-than-positive posts about
dentists
and
conservatives. Afterall, it's only fair that they know what kind of
person
they are dealing with before providing ammunition for your biased
article.

I'll be waiting...





Oh, I like my dentist just fine. But, then, he's not a horse's ass, as
you are.

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Sorry...you changed the terms.

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