Re: BOUNCED letter from Peter Natscher

From: Peter Natscher (natscher@No-Spam)
Date: Tue Oct 30 2001 - 11:43:10 MST

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    Thanks, Bruce. (Ssssssuuuuuubbbbsssskkrriiibbbbeeee????)

    As Katie has just written, a newer person to all of this might be a bit
    antimidated and turned away from getting involved with an amateur group
    that has overtones of hyper-opinionation, and negativity. I spend all
    day being anal and perfectrionistic in what I do for a career. As
    opposed to this, I was to keep my free time with my astronomy hobby
    cultivating relationships with groups like TAC and BigDog in a more
    general way. This keeps things relaxing for me.

    Peter

    Bruce Jensen wrote:

    > Peter Natscher wrote a nice note here, but it bounced
    > because he used the dreaded "S" word (naughty boy!)
    >
    > Following is his missive, with slight editing to
    > prevent another bounce.
    >
    > Bruce Jensen
    > ************
    >
    > Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2001 09:43:16 -0800
    > From: Peter Natscher <natscher@No-Spam>
    > Subject: Re: [TAC] Long response to "TAC general BA
    > astro or..."
    > To: sf-bay-tac@No-Spam
    >
    > There is still a lot of enjoyment in my keeping
    > subskribed to TAC. I'm reading and writing e-mails
    > mostly to those I know through TAC, not BDOG. BDOG
    > has its value to me in that some who I still want to
    > be in contact with now only subskribe to BDOG. To
    > keep things together for me, I'll continue subskribing
    > to as many groups as necessary for me to continue to
    > keep in touch with everyone. I have no problem that
    > 'amateur astronomy' subjects are discussed on any of
    > the groups so long as they're related to my
    > hobby--amateur astronomy. Whether it's observational,
    > imaging, ATM, or whatever, I enjoy reading everyone's
    > comments. There's much to appreciate from others'
    > information. That's an important part for me in our
    > relationship to eachother as a amateur astronomy
    > group. We all have varying interests but we do all
    > come together to meet at our few sites to implement
    > these interests.
    >
    > Peter Natscher
    > Monterey
    > >
    > >
    > > "Rich N." wrote:
    > >
    > > > Hi Richard,
    > > >
    > > > It sounds like you are saying, "Screw you guys.
    > > I'm going to
    > > > do what I want." That's always nice to hear
    > > from someone
    > > > relatively new to the list.
    > > >
    > > > Rich
    > > >
    > > > -----Original Message-----
    > > > From: Richard Crisp <rdcrisp@No-Spam>
    > > > To: sf-bay-tac@No-Spam <sf-bay-tac@seds.org>
    > > > Date: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 7:57 AM
    > > > Subject: Re: [TAC] Long response to "TAC general
    > > BA astro or..."
    > > >
    > > > >
    > > > >Sterngold wrote:
    > > > >
    > > > >> 2) The issue of image postings had been
    > > discussed here on TAC a year or
    > > > so
    > > > >> earlier, and a consensus reached. I had hoped
    > > to avoid a full-scale
    > > > >> replication of that earlier lengthy discussion.
    > > The intent was to avoid
    > > > >the
    > > > >> creation of a large volume of traffic, either
    > > in image postings or in a
    > > > >> discussion of image postings. That objective
    > > was not met. <g>
    > > > >
    > > > >
    > > > >Let's be clear here: I have not posted any image
    > > links since the suggestion
    > > > >was made, I actually like the suggestion. I just
    > > brought up the fact that I
    > > > >had posted links seemed to generate a lot of
    > > traffic. Also let's not forget
    > > > >that a year ago I didn't even own a telescope,
    > > nor had I even been thinking
    > > > >of buying one.
    > >
    >
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