Jeff - Totally sympathetic. I just felt that the tone went beyond a justified existential bemoaning, towards an inaccurate and unnecessarily negative portrayal of Pianotech itself. Besides, just think about how much time you'll have to catch up on all your reading once those three littles are working in the shop and store. Regards - David Skolnik Hastings on Hudson, NY At 10:45 AM 4/28/2009, you wrote: >David, >I just meant I can't subscribe to it. I meant no disrespect to that >list, but even accessing it in the archives demonstrates that the >volume level is still exponentially larger than CAUT. I get to my >email box now less than twice a week. Even now I just stopped by on >the way out, but wanted to respond. > >It may have been before 2006 when I last posted to pianotech, but it >was after a similar suggestion that pianotech had calmed down and >the volume of emails had dropped off dramatically. And, at the time, >I was at the university (different email address there) and on >broadband. What took half a day was reading the responses I was >looking for, other posts not related to mine and deleting emails I >didn't have time for, even though I wanted to read them. > >When you've got three children, a store and a pretty full service >schedule, it is impossible to sit in front of the computer enough to >manage the volume from both lists. > >Jeff > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/caut_ptg.org/attachments/20090428/dcd0c27b/attachment.html>
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