Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/01/22
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I agree with Andreas...no policing. In my opinion, it is the often stray into strange, different and bazarre topics that provide character to the group. It allows each of us to express ourselves as humans. We cannot live by LEICA alone but please don't ask my wife this question. Over the past couple of years I have come to know many of your personalites through humor. Frankly, this forum allows us to depart from whatever we do more seriously on a daily basis. This must be fun, as well as educational. I have learned much on this forum but the best is when we relax and throw out unusual topics and respond in a relaxed and not-so-serious manner. Just like we do here at home at the dinner table. And Andreas, thanks to you I now know what I have not been missing on the Hasselblad forum. I have been trying to get into it for over a year and keep getting rejected. No wonder there are few participants, no one can get into the damn site! Bob Bedwell << Dear Ted, Why don't you try the Rollei or Hasselblad lists as an experience to see how boring the are, and you will have only 5 - 10 messages per day. I'm sure that there might be all kind of suggestions TO LIMIT, NOT ABOLISH, the off-topic subjects, a creative lugger could give it some thought and produce guidelines. But please, NO POLICING For example the whisky and beer thing went on a bit too long, not to mention the MS-Mac thing. A special group for R-users? A leica-netiguette could be to limit off-topics in principle to one week, but than they die out anyway. Good luck Andreas >>