<VV> Does anyone see a problem?

[Ken Wildman]

At 04:23 PM 9/10/2006, Bryan Blackwell wrote:
>News to me - I have posted several questions in the past couple months 
>related to installing an engine and gotten answers.
>
>I will comment that the all or nothing nature of VV is a problem for a lot 
>of folks - that problem isn't helped by the numerous off topic and not 
>very well edited posts.  The fact that some folks don't seem to want to 
>use the web page of VV (where you have your choice of Subject, Date, and 
>Author threading) doesn't help either.  This post right here is part of 
>the problem - how many folks on the Corvair Center would bother reading it?
>
>Bottom line - VV is what people make of it, as is the Corvair Center.
>Frankly, I find that forum less useful since the titles to the threads are 
>often poorly written - I just went over there today and fully half of the 
>threads have no meaningful title (as does this e-mail).  If you like it 
>better, that's ok with me, but "VV is a talk room" isn't what I see.
>
>--Bryan

I haven't seen much change from the "original" (meaning when I joined) 
list.  When there were only 40 or 50 of us there was a lot of talk as well 
as a lot of helpful posts.  Those who only want technical posts can be 
better served elsewhere.  Those who want the same mix of socializing and 
tech notes, like an electronic Corvair meet, will find this a comfortable 
place.

  So, my answer to this burning question is -- No, no problem.  :)

Ken