Resign? For an accident? Never mind the content (I missed the
posting, but I wouldn't think any different if I'd read it, whatever
it was about); you shouldn't penalize yourself for hitting the wrong
send-to address!

Andrew

>Dear Lynn and fellow members,
>
>I personally feel that you can stay on. We should be able to forgive
>each other for mistakes made. We are all human and anyone can make a
>mistake. You could not more publically say that you are sorry than
>on the list itself. To those that are hurt, please find it in your
>harts to do the right thing.
>
>Kobie
>
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>Dear Members of Conch-L,
>
>I want to apologize with all my heart for the recent mis-send on Conch-L
>of my letter to Tom E. I never meant it to go to the list. But the fact
>remains that it did, and it hurt people. I am so truly sorry, Rich,
>Gene,  and Jim, that I inadvertently expressed my personal feelings in
>public and hurt you. Yes, everyone of us is entitled to his opinion, but
>I regret that everyone was  faced with reading my opinion, and that I
>hurt feelings by accidentally  exposing to public view what were to be
>private remarks to Tom.
>
>As a result of this mistake of mine, I feel that I must resign from
>co-ownership of Conch-L and I hereby do so. I couldn't hold others to
>our rules if I fail to follow them myself, accident or no. This decision
>is not taken lightly and is irrevocable.
>
>This list is perhaps the most valuable organ of communication in the
>shell world. Take care of it and help it stay strong.
>
>Lynn Scheu