access to the list open to the public?

[Ed Sutton]

....another list woth mentioning is ExamPrep at ptg.org, open by subscription 
to PTG members.
ExamPrep is a Q & A and support list for people preparing for the RPT exams.
To subscribe go to members' area pf ptg.org, resources and mailing lists.
Ed Sutton

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andy Rudoff" <andy at rudoff.com>
To: "Pianotech List" <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2008 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: access to the list open to the public?


> This is an open list for piano technicians (PTG members or not).  This
> has been true since the list was created over a decade ago.  PTG provides
> the resources which run this list as a public service to all piano 
> technicians.
>
> There is another list, ptg-l at ptg.org, which is for PTG members only (if
> you try to join it, a the admin-of-the-week looks you up in the PTG
> directory before approving it).  The ptg-l list tends to host discussions
> about PTG policies, bylaws, opinions on how PTG should work, etc.
>
> Another list worth mentioning is the caut at ptg.org list, which is another
> open list provided as a public service by PTG for College and University
> Technicians.  It is quite an active list and does a very good job keeping
> posts on-topic.
>
> Finally, there's pianotech-ot at ptg.org for when you feel you must post
> something unrelated to pianos (the "ot" stands for "off topic").  People
> interested in reading off-topic posts should join that list, although
> no matter how many times I tell people about pianotech-ot, someone always
> turns up who feels their off topic post must be sent to pianotech.  But
> then the rest of you usually do a good job setting the poster straight!
>
> Hope this summary helped,
>
> -andy
>
> Tom Sivak wrote:
>> List
>>
>> I thought that you had to be a member of the PTG to
>> access this list.
>>
>> Is this not true?
>>
>> Tom Sivak
>> Chicago
>
>