[sac-board] Re: December SACnews Printed Issues

Rick

     Can you get a stamp made that says " Official SAG news letter", Hand
stamp the news letters and then hand deliver them to these members homes?
Maybe this would stop the bitching and moaning.
                 Joe
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Stanley A. Gorodenski" <stan_gorodenski@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <sac-board@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 16:06
Subject: [sac-board] Re: December SACnews Printed Issues


> I have been thinking about the newsletters some more. I like to get a
> newsletter in the mail because they are post stamped and that sort of
> makes it an "official" document as opposed to something someone could
> make up themselves.  The other  reason I like to get the newsletters
> from the club rather than downloading them myself is because they are
> usually on colored paper and double sided. Also, my download speed is
> pretty slow - still dial up with about 19k-24k transmission speed, and I
> cannot do duplex on my printer (an HP4m)
>
> Given the good job SAC is doing on notifying members of the agenda for
> the next meeting through email, the other reason for getting newsletters
> through U.S. mail, i.e., to be informed of  the upcoming speaker, is no
> longer valid.
>
> Here is what I suggest:
> 1. For members who elect to pick up the newsletter at the meeting, maybe
> SAC could stamp them with a club stamp, e.g., in red ink, that would
> serve the purpose of making it an 'official' copy.
> 2. There could be a better way of ordering the newsletters rather than
> being in one big pile. They may start out in alphabetical order, but by
> the time one or two members go through them they may become disordered.
> Why not buy one of these accordian folders and stamp the slots in
> alphabetical order? It would be much easier for a member to quickly find
> their newsletter, and it would make it psychologically easier for a
> member to forego the option of getting the newsletter in U.S. mail. It
> may be 2 or more months before I made it to a meeting to pick up my
> newsletters, but as long as they are there and filed so that I can
> easily get them instead of finding one, and then searching for the
> other, it would make me happier.
>
> Stan
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> Paul Dickson wrote:
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> >You might need to place these in envelopes so they follow postal
> >regulations.
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> > -Paul
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