Brad, I feel your pain. Occasionally things get way out of control (presidential election politics, discussion of religion, cyber-personal attacks, etc.) but most of the average excess bandwidth is well intentioned. Yes, sometimes one of us (I've done it several times) steps up on their virtual soapbox and begs/asks/screams for us all to think a bit more carefully about what we post. A bit more focus *can* help this forum, and sometimes that's the way this place is. On the other hand, some of us see this as a virtual coffee shop where we pass the time conversing with fellow technicians (and correcting others' spelling, posting jokes, etc.) between appointments or waiting for glue to dry. So it goes! While the site won't be totally redesigned anytime soon, there are ways to reduce the clutter. You can choose to read posts in the archive rather than by individual posts. Another approach is what I did recently; I got a Google gmail account, and chose to get the mail via my web browser. Gmail automatically sorts the posts by topic -- it works for me, you might consider giving it a shot. Patrick Draine On 5/23/06, pianowerks.inc at comcast.net <pianowerks.inc at comcast.net> wrote: > > Hi y'all, > > As I work on the road quite a bit, I often go days w/out checkin the ol' > email. > > I just waded through 360 emails......whew... > > What I've found is: > > 1. There's a wealth of knowledge out there and I have learned things. > Thank you. > > 2. There's a wealth of topics being discussed that, if this were a site > like Piano World, I could choose to ignore. (no.. I didn't read all 360 > emails...there was rampant deleting. No disrespect intended). > > 3. I don't have time to weekly read 360 emails. (ok...i just don't > wanna!) > > Therefore I would suggest to the powers that be (Btw, missed ya tonite > Joe;): > > Organize this as a log on site. > > Thank you again for all your sharing, > > Brad Haskins > Associate member > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20060523/cee83b81/attachment.html
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