Years from now, when we finally discover that none of this is real, and we destroy the Commons Matrix, brand our flesh with the secret symbol "398", battle the Grants.gov android police, and free all of the research administrator neocortexes from their pods in the syrupy hive, this email, destined to be known as "the self-correcting prophecy" will be enshrined as the turning point in our struggle.

CH

At 03:52 PM 3/1/2007, you wrote:
>I do not think the system is  self-correcting.  If something is an
>error the first time, if you make no change, it will be an error
>every other time.
>
>I may be wrong.  Does anyone have an example of a error not being
>fixed but resubmitted and then not being an error?
>
>My experience is such that I recommend  errors be fixed.
>
>Angela, what happened the 4th time you submitted?  That is how did
>you get the EIN to be accepted
>
>Bob
>xxxxxx@umich.edu
>
>
>
>
>On Mar 1, 2007, at 3:35 PM, Angela Willis wrote:
>
>I will put my two cents in for complaints.  The problem that we
>experienced is our EIN #.  Even though it was 9 digits, Commons saw
>it as not being long enough.
>
>We submitted it three times and still the same thing error came up,
>among other things.
>
>
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