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[Ruben I Safir]

Contact Lamar Robertson at
lamar.robertson at mail.house.gov


He works for Tony Weiner on IP issues (Dem House BRKLYN), who is likely to start to
come onto the national stage on this issue


Ruben

On 2002.03.01 15:25 Ed Hintz wrote:
> On 3/1/02, schoen at loyalty.org thus spake:
> 
> >I often ask people to e-mail Congress, but you get more attention, and
> >a physical response, if you can send a paper letter.  (You're still,
> >in general, just thrown into a statistical pool, but you can increase
> >the chance that a legislator receives a note or briefing that "n
> >citizens believe x".)
> 
> A quasi-compromise can be found with various fax campaigns-the ACLU and
> the Sierra Club, among others, have systems by which you can have a fax
> sent to your Senators and such in your name, via a web form. Probably not
> as good as a paper letter, but more likely to get attention than email I
> expect. Check the respective websites for info on the systems.
> 
> Peace,
> 
> Edmund A. Hintz              **|**     "You may say I'm a dreamer,
> Mac Techie, Unix Geek,      *  |  *      But I'm not the only one...
> Mac/Unix Consultant        *  /|\  *     I hope someday you'll join us,
> <ed at hintz.org>              */ | \*      And the world will live as one.
> '78 Westy                    *****      Imagine."
>                      http://www.hintz.org
> 
> 
> 
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