Allen wrote:

>>>>>As we have repeatedly discovered, trying to advise beginners by email
is a largely fool's errand.<<<<<<<

I endorse what Aaron said:

Who is the "we" to which you have reference? It's certainly not my
experience. I think the ramifications are more global. Should we hang out a
shingle that says "Beginners may not apply," on Bee-l? It may be a viable
attitude but do you really want to do that? Actually, Allen, you have often
been the first or only response to a beginner question so I don't think so.
I think your pen slipped. Your web-site has much to teach. While it's not
quite email to read a site, it's darn close.

 

Aaron wrote:

>>>>I had a similar experience when I attended an ABF meeting somewhere
along the way<<<  

 

I was on the fence about going to Orlando and was half packed. A number of
things contributed to my change of mind but if I dig down, I think a similar
bad taste from a previous ABF had something to do with it. Not true of EAS.

 

Dick Marron

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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