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> three I've been attacked just because a jerk decided that all list managers
> perforce have the same stuck-up power made that the jerk would have if he or
> she (yes, "or she") ran a list. The higher visibility makes the list adminis-
> trator the easiest target around for flamage over things that never happened.
>
I think there are two issues.
List managers will indeed occasionally get blasted just because they are
'available' (on the net) and 'in charge' (of a list). Either men or women
cause problems here. These people have been on the list awhile, but
develop a sense of entitlement.
The other sorts are more often men, who go 'hunting' to cause trouble on
lists.
I am surely no man-hostile person (refuse to bounce them off
my list) but this is what I've experienced. I have found men helpful
in dealing with 'problem men' - 'problem women' are another matter.
-Sharon
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