Richard Moody wrote: > > ...not all on this most erudite (mis-use of the > word perhaps) list subscribes to PTJ, and have a better excuse than > me, like being in a part of the world where PTG doesn't exist, or > English is a third or fourth language. > But I am happy to hear PTJ might be coming out on CD, at least past > issues so the rest of the world can catch up. (snide remark) So soon > all of the references to the Journal can be accessed by all. (who > care to) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard, I'm glad that you're glad the Journal might be coming out on CD. For obvious reasons, as a sometime author and contributor to the Journal, I have more than mixed feelings about it. Piano technicians, like many others, have little or no regard for copyright laws. I suspect that making the Journal accessible on CD will simply exacerbate those problems. The obvious solution for those wishing access to the information published in the Journal on a continuing basis is to simply join PTG. It comes every month. International memberships are accepted. I’m just old-fashioned enough to believe that those wishing to benefit from a service should be willing to help pay for it though I realize I’m probably in a minority here. Some issues are better than others, but there it is. That and most PTG Chapters have at least some kind of a library with back issues available to members. Regards, Del
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