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milodog wrote:Everyone who sent an email should send another thanking them for doing the right thing.

If you do, make sure your subject line and opening statement clearly identify your message as a thank you note.

Else they may think, "we fixed the problem and these nuts are still burying us with emails?"

As with letters to politicians, the opening should make your position unmistakeably clear, because sometimes they don't read further.

Impressive letter!!

Does anyone know the details of the Taco Bell case mentioned?

I frequently see it stated that the business would be responsible but have never seen an actual case that could be quoted.

Does the case actually involve our cause or did someone slip on a wet floor?

I thought her reponse was a refreshing change from the 'safety of our customers' mumbo jumbo that is usually the basis of replies.

The 'it's our right and our choice' was a stand up answer.

Having said that, it's probably a good idea to continue writing and continue boycotting.

If they think they are losing enough customers based on their policy, their decision could change.