>...what the hell is the problem with debate on another regulatory >suggestion in this world. Go right ahead and debate, Roy. Gina's remark, was understood by me and many others I know in its context. The funny part is, and I hope you can find this somewhat amusing, PTG members were asked to leave the Pianotech list in the past and create their own list *because* of discussions such as this and other political type threads. Ironic, huh. And now, here you are, protesting and implying PTG members are hiding behind closed doors in an attempt to veil inadaquacies that rear their ugly heads from time to time. Pretty silly, Roy, especially when it is the PTG members that made the list available from the get-go just so you and some others can complain about how things ought to be, one way or the other. (My guess is Gina probably just forgot that non-members could not continue on this subject in the other forum, and would most likely have re-phrased her comment had it entered her mind.) >Or, as a non-member of "The Guild", does my >opinion have no validity? Not at all. >If that's the case I'll gracefully unsubscribe. I'd hardly call your post as a graceful start, but only as an uninformed one. Unsubscribing because you have arrived at some independent conclusions on your part based on erroneous information, while would be unfortunate to the Pianotech list somewhat, would ultimately be your loss a whole bunch. >Roy Ulrich Respectfully, Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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