Jenny M Benson
2023-02-07 14:02:01 UTC
Post by Ian Goddard
(apart from a few mailing lists and newsgroups, which don't count!) but
I then think I am like the people who refused to have one of those
new-fangled gadgets called a telephone. I remember my father ranting
about one of my school teachers not having a telephone - he considered
it quite disgraceful. There are, though, many instances - like this
Ancestry business - where I realise I am cutting off my nose to spite my
face.
The most effective way to complain to any big organisation these days >is
to call them out on (anti-)social media. Those of us who eschew such
things seem to be disenfranchised.
Twitter can be effective because it is public.
I have ver mixed feelings about soshul meeja. i fervently eschew it allto call them out on (anti-)social media. Those of us who eschew such
things seem to be disenfranchised.
Twitter can be effective because it is public.
(apart from a few mailing lists and newsgroups, which don't count!) but
I then think I am like the people who refused to have one of those
new-fangled gadgets called a telephone. I remember my father ranting
about one of my school teachers not having a telephone - he considered
it quite disgraceful. There are, though, many instances - like this
Ancestry business - where I realise I am cutting off my nose to spite my
face.
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Jenny M Benson
Wrexham, UK
Jenny M Benson
Wrexham, UK