[free-sklyarov] email commerce

[Ed Hintz]

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,

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