Jon, Jeri:

Not getting answers to any well-intended communication is frustrating, and I think we all understand that. It is natural to feel ignored if you don't get an answer when you have communicated.

There are, however, times and places when the best thing you can do is a gentle repeat of the question, or a graceful silence in the spirit of contribution to the community; just feeling annoyed is not, by itself, sufficient grounds for acting annoyed..

Estimate those among whom you are communicating, and choose accordingly.

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