[sac-forum] Re: October Newsletter
- From: "Stanley A. Gorodenski" <stan_gorodenski@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: sac-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 09:39:22 -0800
As I mentioned before, this had been discussed before and there is no
need to go into it again, at least not at this moment. If I cannot get
my newsletter in the traditional manner for the reasons I want one, then
I will join another club if I still have an interest in belonging to a
local club. There are other clubs in the Valley. I already know of one
individual who dropped out of SAC because that person hardly ever
received their newsletter. Getting a newsletter in U.S. mail has been
the traditional method of getting the newsletter to the member. One can
argue, as you are doing, that it is too expensive, etc., but I do not
think it is healthful for members to have a resentful attitude that
their dues are subsidizing someone elses newsletter.
Stan
Jeff Hopkins wrote:
>>Since I am not computer challanged, your theory is wrong. I have certain
>>reasons for wanting a U.S. mail copy that I had discussed a year or two
>>on one of the SAC lists. I will not go into these now. However, since
>>you would like everyone to download newsletters, I welcome you to buy me
>>paper of the same color used for the newsletters, buy me a printer that
>>does duplex printing, and come to my place and take your time to print
>>my own personal copy of the newsletter.
>>
>>Stan
>>
>>
>
>Why not just read it on the computer. That's what I do. Why should my
>dues subsidize your copy of the Newsletter?
>
>Jeff
>
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