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On Tue, Nov 30, 1999 at 10:12:35AM -0500, Clinton A. Pierce wrote:
> >The worst configuration problem I've encountered is the time I drew on
> >a client's whiteboard with permanent marker. D'oh. Now I *always*
> >check the labels before writing.
>
> As someone who's done this quite a few times, there's an easy fix. If you
> catch yourself before you've written a lot.
...
Speaking of which, we've recently noticed something that really concerns
us. The little flakes of whiteboard marker that are rubbed off cause
respiratory trouble. We (myself and the other Netizen trainer, Sharkey)
have found ourselves coughing towards the end of the day, and Sharkey
told me he was coughing up reddish stuff from the whiteboard markers.
Anyone else found this? It worries me from an occupational health and
safety point of view, so I'm looking for alternatives. Our current
ideas all involve using the whiteboard less, possibly moving our
whiteboard stuff to OHP.
K.
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