[Dataman]

Been there, done that. Do you defenders of bigotry have any NEW or even ORIGINAL ideas? Hey- if it's as simple as you say, there's nothing to worry about.

[atlaw]

Hodar, Post 30: "A letter of recommendation is NOT an official form, it is not required, and it is a GIFT that may be freely given, or witheld by anyone, for any reason. Do you give a personal recommendation to everyone, regardless of your opinion of them? If so, your recommendation would soon be totally worthless."

Your response: "Been there, done that. Do you defenders of bigotry have any NEW or even ORIGINAL ideas? Hey- if it's as simple as you say, there's nothing to worry about."

I frankly don't recall your response to the point raised by Hodar. It was apparently so eloquent that the point can now be simply dismissed out of hand. Can you remind me why it is that the discretionary nature of a letter of recommendation has no bearing?