Pitch Raising ASSOCIATES

[Richard Oliver Snelson]

Negative implications should be ignored when surrounded by garbage.
Richard Oliver Snelson

Richard Brekne wrote:

> 
> I dont think its wise to simply discount the negative implications of an issue
> simply because there are some very visable positives. What may seem to outweigh
> the other today may not seem so apparent tommorrow.
> 
> jolly roger wrote:
> 
> > >> I'm sick and tired of mollycoddling associates and non-members who want it
> > >> GIVEN to them, with no initiative of their own! Get with the program or go
> > >> somewhere else to be a general pain in the ass to all!
> > >> Joe Garrett
> >  Joe,
> >         Respectfully you are out of line with this comment,  I'm an
> > associate by choice,  and can't be accused of taking and not giving a lot
> > in return.
> > Associates of all types have a lot to give, even when they are newbies,
> > they have their enthusiasm to offer. Or pushing mentors to rethink what and
> > why they do various tasks. This is of value, and is healthy.
> > The quality of the Journal would dramatically drop with out their dues. So
> > think of their valuable financial support.
> >  You do the PTG a disservice by putting down any one that is associated
> > with the organization.
> >  There are a fair number of associates on this list that give a lot of
> > their time helping RPT's  sort out their screw ups.
> >
> > Sorry for the rant, but enough is enough.
> >
> > Regards Roger
> 
> --
> Richard Brekne
> RPT, N.P.T.F.
> Bergen, Norway
> mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no