This is an open list for piano technicians (PTG members or not). This has been true since the list was created over a decade ago. PTG provides the resources which run this list as a public service to all piano technicians. There is another list, ptg-l at ptg.org, which is for PTG members only (if you try to join it, a the admin-of-the-week looks you up in the PTG directory before approving it). The ptg-l list tends to host discussions about PTG policies, bylaws, opinions on how PTG should work, etc. Another list worth mentioning is the caut at ptg.org list, which is another open list provided as a public service by PTG for College and University Technicians. It is quite an active list and does a very good job keeping posts on-topic. Finally, there's pianotech-ot at ptg.org for when you feel you must post something unrelated to pianos (the "ot" stands for "off topic"). People interested in reading off-topic posts should join that list, although no matter how many times I tell people about pianotech-ot, someone always turns up who feels their off topic post must be sent to pianotech. But then the rest of you usually do a good job setting the poster straight! Hope this summary helped, -andy Tom Sivak wrote: > List > > I thought that you had to be a member of the PTG to > access this list. > > Is this not true? > > Tom Sivak > Chicago
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