Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/09/15

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Subject: Re: [Leica] The changing face of the Lug
From: Jeffcoat Photography <jeffcoatphoto@sumter.net>
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 11:09:54 -0400

Bryant: Thank you for your post. The board does seem to have it's share of,
high stressed individuals (you put that so nicely). I do feel that a lot of
the flame throwing is really not needed, nor is it typical of the majority of
the Leica folks I meant through out the world. I guess it's easier to act an
arsh when your behind the key board.
Cheers Wilber

Bryant Terry wrote:

> Erwin, it's a shame I'm not entirely fireproof.  I've been a lurker for
> the better part of a year and during this time I have contributed very
> little.  There have been many times I felt I should/could contribute, but
> the risk/reward ratio is such that I stay quiet.  The sad part, as I see
> it, is that I bet there are many more potential contributers who simple
> say -nope, not worth the risk- and stay mum.
> The LUG is a great place.  I've met and made some good friends, and have
> learned a great deal about many things.  My ratio of private mailings to
> postings is about 10 to 1.  Just wish I knew a way to reduce the
> incredable stress level in some participates so all would feel welcome to
> add their often very valuable two cents worth.
>
> Bless us all,
>
> Bryant
>
> Erwin Puts wrote:
>
> > In the (admittedly) rosy view of the past, the members of the Lug
> > followed this prime directive: to share expert and reliable knowledge
> > about Leica products and to explore the wonderful and fascinating
> > world of Leica, technically, historically and artistically.
> > Every contributor tried to be informative and bring information to
> > the best of his/her knowledge.
> >
> > Erwin