Public Domain

[Jim Busby]

A good friend once told me never to put anything in an email (public or
private) that you wouldn't put on a post card.

Jim Busby

-----Original Message-----
From: caut-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:caut-bounces@ptg.org] On Behalf Of
Susan Kline
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 1:53 PM
To: College and University Technicians
Subject: Re: Public Domain

This is a valid issue -- as we talk about embarrassments with customers,
vandalism and security measures, our departments' budget considerations,
getting along (or not) with administration and profs, the failings of
famous brands of pianos, ripoffs from dealers, and various
bloopers we have suffered/perpetrated in the past, perhaps we should
have at least a thin gauze curtain lowered, instead of standing
fully-lighted
in front of a plate glass picture window?

Couldn't we make the caut list available to subscribers only? It's
not very restrictive, since anyone can subscribe.

I did figure out years ago (during the flamewar period) that a general
search would pull up all sorts of old posts from pianotech. It gave
me pause, which wasn't that bad a thing. I thought of a few gems I
had written and posted in haste, sheltered only by time and the volume
of other posts, innocently sitting there in the archive for the
rest of my natural life (and beyond?) <blush>

Susan Kline


At 03:08 PM 3/13/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Fred Sturm is exactly right.  I just tried it.  I picked a general
>piano-tec item, and did a Google search.  One of them took me to the UK
>Piano Page Forum, and another took me straight to PTG's CAUT.  I'm sure
>there were a lot more if I had continued, but that was enough to prove
>Fred's point.
>
>Jim Ellis

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