When compiling our “Letters to the Editors” we typically go leafing through the previous few weeks’ worth of mail to find the best to print for our audience. We begin filled with hope and good will. Usually, we look first for those notes that have been signed and addressed, if for no other reason than to make sure that at least some of the readers kind enough to take the time to write us get a little recognition. However, much of the material we receive comes without signature.
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