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When You Write To An Unknown Audience


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Bobbette Madonna
publisherlogonnewzine.com

Marketing Resource Center
http://www.logonnewzine.com


When You Write To An Unknown Audience

by Bobbette Madonna

Copyright 2003



The creation, development and ongoing improvement of your

own ezine is a true labor of love. It is also a forum for

your own unique perspective on life. Your readers have their

own perspective and will sometimes tell you about them.



As a person of firm beliefs in freedom of speech and

expression I am not offended by criticism. Sometimes

valuable lessons are learned by both the offended and the

writer. Thus, this article.



Holidays bring out the spirit of sharing values and beliefs

in me. Can't help it, I'm old fashioned and not politically

correct. Besides that, it's my ezine. It was a response to

a Christmas message that prompted this article.



Email from subscriber:



Bobbette, I respect your belief. I am a giving person, a

good person. What you are doing is unconstitutional. I wish

you and yours all the best. Please do not preach, it shows

major insecurity.



To which, I responded



So, you respect my belief but I am not to express those

beliefs and I should keep them to myself so as not to

offend? Unconstitutional? Hogwash!



No, my friend, I can say anything I please. It's called

freedom of speech. Those, like you, who don't wish to hear

it can strive forever to keep me quiet. Take God from

everything political and from all that is public domain.

That's ok. We don't need that. You can not remove it from

our soul - ever.



Please understand. I am not of your non-faith. Never have

been. I am probably a lot older than you are and I am not

going to change my beliefs no matter how much you and the

non-Christian population are offended about what I believe.

Nor are you, I am sure.



With a gun to my head, I will not deny my faith nor will I

not write what ever I feel in my ezine. I am not offended by

your words, just sad to think that at 62 years old I have

had someone tell me I am insecure in my belief. I don't have

an insecure bone in my body, heart or soul.



No, my friend, I think it is you that may be insecure in

your non-belief (let's call that a wash). You feel a need to

tell me, not to tell you, something I believe. I would never

tell you not to say, write or feel something you truly

believed and that is the difference between you and I. You

want to shut me up and I say to you - live and let live, in

peace and harmony.



Modern day revisionists changing the original concepts of

the constitution will not make it true. Our God is the same

then, now and always... You have no God. Is that our doing?

Must we shut up because you chose not to believe? By what

authority do you make that law? What law is that? Who is

your leader?



Thank you for reminding me that there are those in my ezine

list who are atheists and non believers. However, this will

not make me stop (nothing will) saying what I believe. I am

not preaching, I am asking (in my Christmas message) people

of all persuasions to help each other. That is all.



My reader is still subscribed. He has a right to his beliefs

and I will give anyone room to voice their opinion in my

ezine. It looks like we came to a meeting of the minds

which is a very satisfying conclusion. When you write to an

unknown audience be prepared for some very interesting and

sometimes surprising feedback. It's what fuels my fire.



Happy writing.

*************



About the Author:

Bobbette Madonna publishes LOGON NewZine and the Guerrilla Marketing Resource Center. Also, she is the owner of www.niba4u.com - a spam watch site and is a partner for the fight against unfair termination of service at www.spamattorney.biz The main subscription and marketing resource center for LOGON is at: http://logonnewzine.com





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