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I was going to send this off list to those involved, but it raises and =
issue that I think is worth at least a comment. This type of dialogue =
doesn't really belong here, serves no purpose, is a waste of time and is =
counterproductive. The list is a valuable resource for the exchange of =
information and I am inclined to push for a list manager who will =
restrict access to those who can't function effectively as there own =
editors. I am sure that there are other forums more appropriate for the =
venting of anger and frustration, casting aspersions, verbal taunting, =
and sucking on the sourest of grapes. For those who have such needs, I =
wish you would use them.
David Love =20
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From: Billbrpt@AOL.COM=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: July 24, 2001 11:56 PM
Subject: Re: Chicago convention naming (was timing)
In a message dated 7/25/01 1:39:25 AM Central Daylight Time, =
sckline@home.com=20
(Susan Kline) writes:=20
Hmmmm, better be careful calling it the "National", hmmmmmm.=20
Well, I don't know why a good majority of the rest of the Guild=20
calls it the "National", but I, at least, call it the National=20
to differentiate it from the various Regionals. It's no use=20
calling the National the Annual, since all the Regionals are=20
Annuals as well. As for the implied but missing "Convention",=20
what other National occurrence are members of the PTG likely=20
to be talking about, when asking each other if they are going=20
to attend something next year?=20
Also, of course, we could agree to call it the National because=20
of the large numbers of people from various Nations attending it ... =
I propose then, to bow deeply to Susan's and apparently the majority =
of=20
Member's habits and logic, that the Bylaws be changed to call the =
Annual=20
Convention, "The National". Every reference thereafter, either in =
speech or=20
in writing to that convention must be changed to the words, "The =
National".=20
I can see it now: Wally Brooks RPT, Director of the 2005 PTG National =
in=20
Atlantic City, NJ. No room for any classes on "how to tune a piano =
out of=20
tune" but 10 classes on player pianos.=20
Bill Bremmer RPT=20
Madison, Wisconsin=20
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