Purged yourself of all those critiques, Susan...?! Off list, you mean?
I'd like to encourage everyone to just use the delete button if you feel you 
have no time or interest to read postings written by the most knowledgable 
among us.
Don't blame the extensive writers for extensively sharing their insights and 
excellent work.
Lactnet is not an obligation; it is a means to raise your own level of 
expertise *voluntarily*.
Let's be grateful for the fact that we have such a wealth to draw from.
There's more than enough simplistic communication in the world taking short 
cuts to poorly underpinned conclusions.
What's called 'cutting to the chase' is often 'leaving out important aspects 
that greatly influence the whole picture'.
We all need people like Susan (and Jean and Liz and Rachel) to shed more 
light on often dark issues.
No, I haven't read Susan's posting yet; I wish I had more time for Lactnet 
anyway.
Yet I applaud your thoroughness immensely, Susan, and admire your level of 
thinking.

Warmly,

Marianne Vanderveen-Kolkena IBCLC, Netherlands (and very familiar with 
complaints about long contributions ;o))


-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- 
From: Susan Burger
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 3:07 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Summary points of the NY Times

So, now that I have purged myself of all those critiques here is my short 
list:

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