Others can speak too.

[tcole@cruzio.com]

List,

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of the below named
persons and other pianotech contributors, frequent and not, who have
taken the time to post their thoughts to this list. It is they who have
made PTG into an every day meeting. It _is_ chaotic and that's part of
what makes it exciting and informative.

Note to Mr. Sadler: There is no way to make this list totally acceptable
to all. I have my gripes, too, and I agree that an FAQ for the newbies
and the clueless would make the signal-to-noise ratio even better than
it already is. As there are more and more seasoned list members
contributing, I notice fewer "hit the wrong key" goofs and more
thoughtful posts. So, I hope that you can find some patience for the
"inefficiency" that exists in chaos and that you may be able to glean
enough wheat from the chaff to make it worth your while.

Thanks for your post,

Regards, Tom


William C. Sadler wrote:
>
> Here is an example of the response stats from one collection off the listserv.
>
>         Wimblees        6
>         warrenfisher    7
>         Steve Parsons   6
>         Rmartin21       11
>         richard moody   4
>         jim rpt         8
>         Jim             10
>         Horace Greely   6
>
> Guys ......is it really necessary to respond to every fricken
> subject/question on this list.....do you not agree with any of the
> responses.....do you not think your thoughts have never been
> thought....this has become total choas...don't you think?????????
>
> Finally, don't you have some pianos to work on???????
>
> "...knowlege and understanding are great tools when combined with skill
> which comes only through experience."
>
> William Sadler
> Shop Manager - Metro Piano Gallery
> Head Piano Technician
>
> .-

--
Thomas A. Cole RPT
Santa Cruz, CA