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<blockquote data-quote="Chimera" data-source="post: 1876854" data-attributes="member: 2002">Honesty is the best policy.You believe that he quit.&nbsp; So send him an e-mail saying as much.&nbsp; &quot;Sorry it didn't work out, wish you better luck with your next group.&quot;&nbsp; You don't have to say any more than that.&nbsp; It should be a good clue that he's not welcome back.However, if he does attempt to return, or e-mails you asking about a return, be firm but polite.&nbsp; &quot;Sorry, but there's a bit of bad blood over the way you stormed out.&nbsp; We really don't want to go through that again.&quot;&nbsp; Or at most; &quot;You quit.&nbsp; You left.&nbsp; You insulted everyone at the table in doing so.&nbsp; You are not welcome anymore.&nbsp; Sorry.&quot;That should end it right there.But if it doesn't, just remember: you do not have to reply to every e-mail, to every question, to every charge.&nbsp; You can simply let the matter rest by refusing to hit the reply button.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chimera, post: 1876854, member: 2002"] Honesty is the best policy. You believe that he quit. So send him an e-mail saying as much. "Sorry it didn't work out, wish you better luck with your next group." You don't have to say any more than that. It should be a good clue that he's not welcome back. However, if he does attempt to return, or e-mails you asking about a return, be firm but polite. "Sorry, but there's a bit of bad blood over the way you stormed out. We really don't want to go through that again." Or at most; "You quit. You left. You insulted everyone at the table in doing so. You are not welcome anymore. Sorry." That should end it right there. But if it doesn't, just remember: you do not have to reply to every e-mail, to every question, to every charge. You can simply let the matter rest by refusing to hit the reply button. [/QUOTE]

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