[photo-3d] Who's who

["Pierre PARREAUX" <pierre.parreaux@xxxxxxxxxx>]

1. Excuse me for my mistake (quoting the whole digest ! I blush with shame).
2. I don't care about your actual name. But I am interested in your country,
because it influences your language, your way of thinking, your means, etc.
3. It would be also interesting to know your interests (or your job, but not
necessary). If I sign "French journalist", you know that I am a generalist,
with an inquiring mind, interested in materials that could be found in
Europe... and you understand why my English is so bad !!!

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> I personally would much prefer that you make sure you're not quoting the
> whole digest when you reply rather than worrying about a name in the
> email message.  And, although I usually provide my first name, I doubt
> I'll add my last name or my country of origin.  The email address that
> shows up is the one I use and it doesn't necessarily have anything to do
> with my actual name.
>
> Regards,
> Ron
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> Pierre PARREAUX wrote:
>>
>> I complete the intervention of my colleague Olivier Cahen, from France.
>> Even if your name appears in your login, please sign your mail with your
>> name and, at the minimum, your country : .com or .org (for example) don't
>> give me the provenance of the message ! Thank you in advance.
>>
>> Pierre Parreaux, journaliste, Paris, France.

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