<VV> Email format, was: New Corsa member sort of.

[airvair at earthlink.net]

Ned - you need an update. I've previously mentioned it, but you obviously
missed it. Just before the convention they FINALLY got high-speed available
to my area. Yes, I still live on the technological fringe of the known
universe, but at least they are making some progress into the 20th century
here.

Second, I HAVE been to the Corvair Forum on occasion. And I STILL find it
to be a PITA to navigate thru. No thank you.

I never said that the two shouldn't coexist. I just said that I am very
much against changing VV into such a monstrosity format. It's for the teen
and twenty-somethings, not for me, and they can have it, thank you very
much.

-Mark


> [Original Message]
> From: <AeroNed at aol.com>
> Subject: Re: <VV> Email format, was:  New Corsa member sort of.
>
> This all from a guy that still has dial up.... ;^) 
>  
> (I like jabbing Mark on that one. I'm sure he'll retort with the "there's

> no other option where I live" he always does. It must be difficult living

> in the Stone Age.)
>  
> Mark, if you don't go to Corvair Center how can you claim to hate it so  
> much?
>  
> One advantage, IMO, of the forum format is that you simply don't have to  
> read subjects that you're not interested in, with VV you have to delete  
> them. That might not sound like a big deal until you start thinking about
the  
> silly posts, like the resent electrical puns on VV, that nearly wore out
my  
> delete key. Another advantage of the forum is that you can search the
entire 
>  post history right from the forum. I find that very handy in aiding my 
> faulty  memory.
>  
> Bottom line is there's no reason both can't coexist as they do now. If
you  
> like the forum, use it. If you like VV use it. You can't please all of
the  
> people all of the time.
>  
> Ned
>