Come on Todd - maybe Mark is getting a little tired of the "official" Yamaha commercial selections and has a stash full of things he wants to contribute. I say, without hesitation, let him in. Since I'm a very new (1 hour) member I thank you for your effort and time in getting this thing going, but I don't see any point in becoming exclusionary. Egroups.com is a general service for anyone, and there is nothing stopping someone else from setting up another disklavier group to compete with "yours". We don't need that sort of thing. Lets all have fun and not get too excited if there may be some "spies" among us. "todd muncy" <tmunc-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/disklavier/?start=102 > Last night at midnight our group had 57 members. About an hour later, I was annoyed by even more BS about volume control on the DUG board. Then I waded through yet more of the standard admonitions about Yamaha spending millions of dollars maintaining the DUG e-mail address and thereby paying for the right to forbid price discussions etc. This caused me to explode with a sarcastic stream of consciousness posting on DUG. Now, less than 24 hours later, we are +27 and now have 84 members. Wow, I should get angry at bed-wetters and whiners more often! By the way, don't worry about the personal fortune I am ripping through funding this site, you guys are worth every penny of it. > > Does anybody know how many people subscribe to DUG? > > One matter I definitely want to hear from the group on. We would have 85 members except for one application still awaiting my OK. It comes from MWisner@... . I don't know Mark, but I sure do know that domain. Am I admitting a spy if I approve him? Realistically, he could easily back door his way in as Innocent@... and I would approve it. If there is a strong consensus to keep him out, somebody better send me a complete enemies list to check against our membership list. Not realistic I suppose. I'll sit on the application until I hear some opinions. > >
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[disklavier] Re: Recruitment letter to DUG Group.
1999-12-22 by Terry Holek
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