Dear Kim,

I wish to offer an apology to you.


As you may have gathered from our e-mail exchange back in the second
week of July, we weren't terribly coordinated on Internet stuff up here
in Minnesota!

There was a massive lack of inter-communication as to who was doing
what, and who was responsible for what.

I for one was operating in a partial vacuum, and was (I thought) simply
trying to do precisely the same thing for MN Mensa that I normally do
regularly for my commercial clients.

Things are still somewhat cloudy here, but we have a temporary Acting
LocSec (Paul Jensen) who is putting in a massive amount of effort
towards straightening things out (including a long drive to Northfield
last Saturday for a 3+ hour discussion with me on some of these issues).

I have written to Publications to see if there's a Webmaster's Handbook
as there is an Editor's Handbook.  If there isn't, there should be --
our group could have surely used it over the past six months.


The point of THIS message:

I am truly sorry for the "flame" content of my last e-mail.  My growing
frustration was with the situation itself, and I did not mean to
distress you personally or call into question your qualifications.

Sincerely,

Al Heigl
Webmaster, MN Mensa

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Al Heigl
Mill City Records
P.O. Box 177
Northfield Minnesota 55057-0177
507-663-6090
(Professional Proofreading,
Web Site Work using FrontPage 2002)
http://www.millcityrecords.com/webwork/