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* Somebody actually took the time today to print this out and then go to a UPS store in Chicago to send me this fax…
I have no idea about the McPier thing, but I’ve asked and will get back to you if I hear back.
Also, I am pretty sure the governor has said he would try to convince people to move to Illinois from other states. So, here’s to success! A Hoosier could be moving here! Huzzah! /s
And, yes, I still fax the subscriber edition. You’d be surprised how many people still receive them and want them. So, let me be clear: I am not dissing faxes. It’s part of my publication’s name after all.
It’s just that I don’t receive many faxes any more. And I cannot remember the last time somebody went to the trouble to send me an anonymous tip via fax. Not a bad idea, actually. Very difficult to trace. Many thanks to whomever sent me this. I’m on it!
posted by Rich Miller
Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 12:48 pm
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It is McClain. Part of his 12 step program re: anonymous influence peddling.
Comment by Under Further Review Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 12:56 pm
Meh. I’m sticking with sending you scoops via semaphore.
Comment by Montrose Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 12:57 pm
Eh. Illinois needs to get into the habit of conducting searches and appointing subject-matter experts from all over the country, rather than just digging through the resumes of local connections.
Comment by NIU Grad Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:02 pm
The CEO of Metra lives in St. John Indiana so Theres precedence.
Comment by Large Marge Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:04 pm
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– MrJM
Comment by @misterjayem Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:05 pm
McClain!!! Also, hilarious, hope all other candidates answer whether they were behind this tip.
Comment by Rutro Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:06 pm
Good move, Rich. Thanks for always being transparent and upfront.
Comment by Billy Sunday Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:06 pm
The silly war between Indiana and Illinois is a detriment to both states in the long run. A rising tide lifts all boats; big waves lead to capsizing.
Comment by Just Me 2 Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:15 pm
– MrJM -
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Comment by RNUG Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:20 pm
I’ve long been a proponent of comprehensive fax ed for our schools.
Comment by Shark Sandwich Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:30 pm
I wanted to share my thoughts on faxes (no disrespect intended):
1. I, among some Deaf/Hard of Hearing individuals utilizes fax to communicate directly with others without relying on the transcription of a third party (TTY/VRS Relay services) theses days. Emails don’t always work best when it comes to these things and the same can be said about postal correspondence, so this is a happy medium.
2. Basing on my poor memory and possibly understanding, but I believe based on HIPPA law, the only way medical records can be sent electronically is through faxes, any other electronic format isn’t authorized?
3. I know whistleblowers rely on being able to report through faxes because it helps prevent possibly retaliation or at least give them confidence to be able to report things with less chance of being exposed or ignored if their identity was made known beforehand.
That’s enough out of me today.
Comment by Iamthepita Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:39 pm
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Hard to argue with either of those points.
Comment by A Guy Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:48 pm
Based on delivery via fax it’s Pat Quinn. MJM still uses the more reliable telegraph.
Comment by Anon Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 1:58 pm
Good for this person. Got to love the interest and effort, and got to love the use of the fax machine. Never abandon the fax, Rich. I still remember, as part of my duties at my first job at 15 years old, having to go collect the CapitolFax off the fax machine every morning and leave it on the CEOs chair for him when he got in.
Comment by :) Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 2:07 pm
I’m curious if the writer of the message had to wrangle on which font type to use in this fax to be taken seriously. I know I spend a good 5-10 minutes trying to decide on a font when writing “serious matter”…
Comment by Iamthepita Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 2:14 pm
I started with looking up the meaning of a fax and then proceeded to these other things. How did you people function and how are you still functioning?
(all snark from an old s.o.b.)
Comment by R A T Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 2:34 pm
Woodstock from “peanuts” comic strip: |||||||||||| ||||| ||||
Illinois residents: … — …
I still have a landline and multifunction printer with fax; some places don’t give out email addresses, and easier than going out to fax.
Comment by revvedup Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 2:42 pm
“HIPPA”
No. As long as:
You are following the rules of using that info (legit biz need, minimum needed info, send it to someone who has legit need, via way that is secure to the recipient))
You can send via email, webform, etc.
Comment by Fav human Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 2:54 pm
Sounds like the work of a retired russian hacker.
Comment by Grouch Wednesday, Jan 15, 20 @ 3:18 pm
===Is JB really going to appoint an INDIANA resident as the CEO of McPier===
Does the INDIANA resident have a name? Stay by the fax for further news.
Comment by Da Big Bad Wolf Thursday, Jan 16, 20 @ 10:14 am