I have heard that MPs (& researchers for them) regard 1 letter as being worth 10 emails, and 100 signatures on a petition, at the veryleast, with the possibiltiy of adding up to an zero to the emails and/or petitions.
Any usefuly form letters you could point us in the direction of?
Form letters are usually discouraged and tend to be ignored, because they normally indicate an organised campaign by a small group of people rather than being representative of the constituents.
I'd agree with this completely. Mine was just a short letter written off the top of my head. I tried to keep things simple and clear. Being fairly simple myself this wasn't too much of a chore.
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I have heard that MPs (& researchers for them) regard 1 letter as being worth 10 emails, and 100 signatures on a petition, at the veryleast, with the possibiltiy of adding up to an zero to the emails and/or petitions.
Any usefuly form letters you could point us in the direction of?
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http://www.openrightsgroup.org/orgwiki/index.php/Letter_writing
Form letters are usually discouraged and tend to be ignored, because they normally indicate an organised campaign by a small group of people rather than being representative of the constituents.
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