Dear Eliana,

This is so true. I always have responded both privately and to Lactnet
whenever answering questions. It takes just a millisecond to cc to Lactnet.

Sharon K.
New York, USA

On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 2:27 AM, Eliana Tench <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> There have been a number of cases referred to Lactnet recently in which
>  the
> writers have had difficult challenges to solve or requests for help with
> policy and asked that  they receive responses privately.
>
> People like me--there must be others - read Lacnet specifically to see
> challenges like these worked out and, thanks to all of your communications
> ,
> in the way  Lactnet  has become a "virtual conference" for all of us.
>
> While I'm sure there must be good reasons for going off-line, I just want
> to
> register that for some of us it is counter-productive, because we
> originally
> joined this forum to share  publicly the most current approaches to care
> among lactation professionals.
>
> Thanks for your consideration.
>
> Eliana Tench
> Jerusalem
>
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