What a refreshing post coming from the ECC. Some other members have been some of the most profuse amoungst those who would declare whats appropriate or not on this list... which I may add is part of why I am so open to the present proposal. While I personally agree 1000 percent with every word you write below, I would also point out that I see no problem with Andys proposal. If there are a few folks so inclined as to volunteer to edit this list for a pianotech-m version running parallel to the present list, then why not ?? Those who desire a moderated list can have their wish, those who dont can have things as they are, and all done at a minumum of cost, effort, and delay so that everyone should be quite a bit happier with their situation then they are at present..... grin... except of course those who relish in seeing the infighting about exactly this subject matter carry on. Btw... I got confimation the other day the Bill Bremmer is indeed watching and aware of our doings. He sends his regards. GRIN... the good old days ??? Cheers RicB Kent Swafford wrote: > > On May 11, 2004, at 1:47 PM, Rob Goodale wrote: > >> >> I have been on pianotech continuously since close to the beginning >> nearly 8 years ago. I don't believe there are more than two or >> three others still here that go back that far. > > > I'm one of the ones that has been "here" since before there was a > "here" here. > > I'm not sure the good old days were as great as you suggest. Be that > as it may, I have so tuned out the undesirable stuff here that I > hadn't noticed it until the Electronic Communications Committee > started talking about how the signal to noise ratio here was at an > all-time low. > > I've always thought that it wasn't OT posts themselves, for example, > that were a problem so much as the inevitable following pro OT and con > OT posts. > > With that in mind, I wonder if any posts to the list that suggest what > kind of posts are appropriate here might themselves be inappropriate? > Now, keep in mind this post is just asking the question -- I wouldn't > post a message myself that presumes to suggest which posts are > appropriate and which are not. That would be inappropriate. :) > > Wouldn't it be nice if posts about which subjects are suitable would > themselves be considered unsuitable and stay, if they are necessary at > all, in private replies? > > > Kent Swafford > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >
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