At 11:48 AM 1/16/2009, Lyndon Tiu wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 12:22:16 -0500 [email protected] wrote:
Subliminal message. Translated:
"You will pay $20 and use electronic version."
I'd pay a TSA membership of $100 a year if they would just make an
online copy of The CAVER available to anyone with a password. That
password could be handed out at Grotto meetings, caving Project,
conventions, TCR, and any place where cavers gather, as well as sent
out on CaveTex and other caver forums to obvious caver members--to
keep it out of the public domain as much as possible. If they had to
register for it the TSA could create a database of all those cavers
in the state that they don't even know about now. Some good
percentage of those cavers would happily join the TSA and become
contributors and participants and leaders instead of being treated as
outcasts as they are now. And even if they didn't, the TSA would be
absolutely no worse off than it is now--and freed from the cost of
producing and mailing The TEXAS CAVER--icing on the cake.
These are all positive suggestions that can in no way do harm to the
TSA or Texas caving. Consider a positive attitude to go along with them.
--Ediger
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