> I was a member for more than 10 years - while I was a member, I

I'm aware

> complained about the pricing structure and was treated, for 
> the most part, like garbage for daring to raise the issue. 
> When it was finally corrected, the local Admin Council acted 
> as if they alone had thought of the problem and solved it.

So you are upset not about STC and how they handled tiered
membership, but because they bruised your ego.

> I was the first convention coordinator. In the middle of 
> organizing the convention coordinator, I decided to pull 
> out for a variety of reasons...I attended the second 
> convention - again, not a word of appreciation
> for the efforts I'd put in.

So, you pulled out in the middle of a committment, probably left them
scrambling to find a replacement, and you wanted to be recognized for
your effort?

> I was Acting President and tried to get STC national to 
> recognize and do things in Israel to justify the tremendous 
> amount of money they were taking from our membership - nothing.

Maybe they didn't agree with your position. That happens.

> The complaint - you don't have a say unless you are a member
> doesn't work -

Yeah...it does. You don't agree with it, but others do

> because I was a member and had complaints and they were ignored
> consistently for 10 years. I gave STC enough of my money and my 

It's not a bank. You don't deposit time for withdrawl as complaints
later after you leave. You get involved, you push for change. You
withdraw, you watch from the sidelines


I could go back and forth on the rest of the issues, but I think you
aren't going to agree with my logic. Therefore, I'll just say that I
maintain my position.

John Posada
Senior Technical Writer

"They say everyone needs goals. Mine is to live forever.
So far, so good."

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