CHAMP
I would
like to thank the following people who have helped me in my
role as CHAMP Associate Moderator. I am grateful to Shuji
Ogino and Mary Williams for training me and
helping with the procedures and policies of CHAMP, and
especially to Shuji for keeping an eye on me while I am on
duty. I am also grateful to Terry Dunn and Jeff
Kant for answering questions when I have concerns
about specific messages.
As the
Associate Moderator of CHAMP, I am now reading messages sent
to CHAMP more carefully and completely than I have ever done
before. I am aware of details that I would not have
previously noticed. This is quite an educational experience
for me.
I
would like to once again remind the AMP membership of a few
etiquette items:
1.
Molecular pathology is a diverse field and CHAMP
represents people from different backgrounds. Please be
specific in your posting titles so that others can easily
determine if the message pertains to them.
2.
When replying to a topic author directly, please send
the message to them and not through the group. CHAMP is
meant for messages of common interest. Messages or replies
that are relevant to a specific individual should be
addressed directly to them.
3.
Please be mindful of patents and other intellectual
property in CHAMP discussions.
4.
CHAMP is not intended for promoting commercial
interests. Please do not attempt to use CHAMP for
advertising your companys products.
5.
Please use standard nomenclature when discussing
genes so as to be clear to all readers.
6.
Please be coherent, use correct spelling, grammar,
and punctuation. Proofread your posting before submitting
them. Keep in mind that this is a discussion forum for a
professional society
7.
If your messages are denied, please do not take it
personally. Contact the CHAMP moderators or resubmit your
messages if you think differently.
CHAMP
serves an important role for AMP. I would like to thank
everyone for sending messages. Please continue to do so and
make the best use of the listserv. |
