on 5/16/04 4:21 PM, Richard Brekne at Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no wrote: >> The most common, and usually the most generous, contributor in the >> list of contributors to any organization is the one named Anonymous. >> I can understand that the Journal is interested in its sources, but >> isn't it common for magazines to print input from contributors not on >> the staff with the moniker 'Name Withheld by Request'? > > Thats true Phil... but said publications know the Name that is being > Withheld and agree to the withholding partially on that basis. Nope, Ric, nope. Several non-profit organizations I've been involved with willingly take gifts from anonymous donors. Respected and ethical journalists print quotes from anonymous sources all the time. The authors of some of the greatest teachings and sacred writings from all over the globe, for thousands of years, are anonymous to us. Does that make them any less inspiring or relevant? Respectfully, David A.
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