D&C reply on letter o’ lies
A reader just sent me the reply he received from from Max Anderson (about the letter o’ lies) via email and I’m passing it along:
I’m sure that you know, we’ve been flooded with “feedback” on that sentence this morning; many not so nice as you might imagine…Anyway, a correction is slated for tomorrow’s paper.
I sent a letter to the editor yesterday and realized today I never got a comfirmation email. I’m also thinking back to several other letters in which not confirmation was sent. At first I thought maybe it was a change in policy, but I guess my letters weren’t actually being received. I just resent my letter, which did get a confirmation and then I sent a test email which didn’t get a response.
Lesson is…if you don’t get the confirmation email, your letter probably wasn’t received.
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