[BC] Re: {BC] online assistance

[Broadcast List USER]

Barry:

I have to tell you, ANYTHING I write that has the slightest critical  
angle is NEVER directed at you, or Curt, or anyone involved in  
maintaining the list.

I am involved at differing levels, in maintaining other lists, most  
involving political issues, liberty, public land use,  and gun  
rights.  Let me tell you, there is NOTHING on this list approaching  
the crulety and nastyness that comes up there on this list!

You guys do a great job, and you do it with kid gloves.

Don't EVER think anything I write here is critical of you guys.

The only thing that EVER bothers me is the "twit filter."  I have had  
problems either making my comments long enough, or editing the quote  
small enough.  I know you guys have been working HARD on this  
problem.  As a Digest user I really appreciate the efforts, and if I  
get struck by lightning and find the solution, I will let you know.   
Still, it is better than what I see on other lists.

If I am EVER upset by anything you do, I will contact you directly  
about it.  Please don't expect to ever hear from me!

I sincerely hope you don't think -- EVER THINK -- I am being critical  
of your great work.

You are providing quite a service here.

AND, I tend to agree with you regarding lurkers, but I understand it.

--chip

On Feb 14, 2009, at 8:43 PM, broadcast-request at radiolists.net wrote:

> Message: 2
> From: Barry Mishkind <barry at oldradio.com>
>
> At 12:55 AM 2/14/2009, Chip wrote:
>
>> But, I stand behind my other comments, if you have a $200,000
>> project, buying real experience is worthwhile.
>
>          Chip, the point, in of itself, is valid. But
>          I don't think anyone on this list would really
>          disagree with that.
>
>> And, now I get it.  I have friends who READ this list, but nearly
>> never post.  I now understand why.
>
>          If you (or they) think that some posters
>          reply in an poor way, that is sad but true.
>          Unless I take this list and vet each post
>          before it goes on line, I can't stop every
>          single little unkind line.