Doc, thanks so much for all you do to help our gro
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Posted On: 06/04/2021 10:03:37 AM
Doc, thanks so much for all you do to help our group and boost the world's awareness of our investment. Your professional letter to Josh is greatly appreciated.
I wasn't going to comment on this, since my criticisms of Joe's communication style/efforts have previously not been well-received in this text-quality world.
However, I am at the least disheartened by this message from Joe to Josh. I personally still believe that if you're going take the time to do something, you should do it right.
If I were Josh, and I received Joe's email, I would be hard-pressed to follow up. It is written as if by a third-grader, with run-on sentences, typos, and (as usual) one giant paragraph. The science is strong, but the message is muddled.
How can Joe, at this point in the process, not have a canned, edited, coherent message that he can cut and paste into a letter such as this? Maybe it doesn't matter when he comes to the board to post. But when sending a note to a professional writer or a scientist about our Complete Vaccine, it matters a lot.
I realize Joe has a million things to do. But attention to detail is still important IMHO. And the lack of attention to detail in matters such as this can not only lead to a missed opportunity for positive effect, it can frankly end up having a negative effect.
Sorry to add another negative vibe on this Friday, but this kind of stuff really does disappoint me to say the least.
I wasn't going to comment on this, since my criticisms of Joe's communication style/efforts have previously not been well-received in this text-quality world.
However, I am at the least disheartened by this message from Joe to Josh. I personally still believe that if you're going take the time to do something, you should do it right.
If I were Josh, and I received Joe's email, I would be hard-pressed to follow up. It is written as if by a third-grader, with run-on sentences, typos, and (as usual) one giant paragraph. The science is strong, but the message is muddled.
How can Joe, at this point in the process, not have a canned, edited, coherent message that he can cut and paste into a letter such as this? Maybe it doesn't matter when he comes to the board to post. But when sending a note to a professional writer or a scientist about our Complete Vaccine, it matters a lot.
I realize Joe has a million things to do. But attention to detail is still important IMHO. And the lack of attention to detail in matters such as this can not only lead to a missed opportunity for positive effect, it can frankly end up having a negative effect.
Sorry to add another negative vibe on this Friday, but this kind of stuff really does disappoint me to say the least.
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