Call me slow, but I'm just now reading the letters to the editor in the current "Sport Pilot" and see a letter from Mark Langford rebutting William Wynne's article about the internet and email lists. Mark's point is that the lists have value, while William's article posited that they only lead to conjecture, endless discussions, and non-expert "experts".
Of course, the letter right after Mark's was from Bob Lester, and it was a counterpoint to Mark's. Less filling... more taste. Which is it? ;o) Myself, I've learned an immeasurable amount about experimental aviation and related topics from my 12+ years on the internet and email lists, but so far have not completed nor flown a single homebuilt! Oscar Zuniga do not archive San Antonio, TX mailto: [email protected] website at http://www.flysquirrel.net
