I feel just the opposite from Steve.I would like to see stuff about all types of solid propellants.One thing I've noticed about many of the composite forums and sites is a reluctance to give detailed formulations which I think is stupid and useless.Sugpro historically has not shown this reluctance and I would like to see discussion of all types here.If you want to limit yourself to only sugar propellants just ignore info about other propellants. On Mon, Feb 9, 2015 at 5:56 PM, Steve Peterson <steve_peterson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote: > I wasn't around when the sugpro first started, but what I recall from > having joined in 2004? 2006? was that discussion has historically been only > about sugar *propellant*, since there were (and I believe still are) > lists/forums for other propellants and other aspects of rocketry. Speaking > just for myself and not as the moderator/owner of this list, if the list > traffic here suddenly increased and became 90% about non-sugar stuff I > would want to unsubscribe, because my feeling is that there are plenty of > other venues to discuss that other stuff but not plenty of other venues to > discuss sugar propellants. My view (personal, again) is that the goal is > not to increase list traffic per se, it is to increase communication among > those who are dealing with sugar propellants. That said, the old list > (largely unmoderated) was historically pretty tolerant of the occasional > "off topic" post/discussion as long as it was marked with "OT:". > > --Steve > > > > On 02/09/2015 04:30 PM, michael_r_monteith (Redacted sender > michael_r_monteith@xxxxxxxxx for DMARC) wrote: > > I don't want to start a huge discussion. But would it make sense to > discuss more than just sugar propellants? I was just thinking it might > get a better audience since some that do sugar also does others. A lot of > the same testing goes on. You guys do the most talking and I've been away > for a while. It's no biggy. I could create one for others if it's going to > be confusing. At least a way to cover all solid propellants either way. > > I was talking to the local club and a couple do sugars but for the most > part other propellants. So always seems mixed group. > > Michael > > > Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone > > >