Yo! Rob,
I've been around here for a good long time, and I even took the time to read
back as far as the archives go, before posting the first time. I think the
sheer volume is an issue for some folks, while the off-topic police are out
there as well.
Maybe you missed the 'point' of pianotech-m. As I understand it, pianotech
will revert to the wild, wild, west of old. No {([OT:])} codifying needed,
just post whatever goes, and the subscribers decide what they think of it.
In addition, there would be the "Readers Digest" pianotech-m, with some
volunteers skimming the daily mess of pianotech and posting the piano-only
posts there. I'd imagine that we'll lose a bunch to p-m, but I hope that
we'd recover some folks that have left in the last few years to add depth to
our piano knowledge base.
Ron Koval
Chicagoland
[snip]
For those of you who =
can't handle this may I suggest that you start another list elsewhere =
and leave well enough alone? Hey, the internet is an absolutely HUGE =
place. There is plenty of room to create that sort of list. Please =
just relax for a change and enjoying the flying feathers. Stupid CAN be =
fun. Think of something really off-topic to talk about such as, oh I =
don't know say... 70's disco fads. Then have fun trying to relate =
pianos to it. Be careful, you might actually find yourself having fun. =
Smiling could be fatal for those of you who have a brittle face.
Rob Goodale, RPT
Las Vegas, NV
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