<VV> Email format, was: New Corsa member sort of.
Tony Underwood
tony.underwood at cox.net
Sun Sep 13 02:24:54 EDT 2009
At 01:09 PM 9/6/2009, airvair at earthlink.net wrote:
>My feelings on the Corvair Center vs Virtual Vairs is this. I don't go to
>the Corvair Center, instead use VV for multiple reasons. Call me an old
>fogie, but I hate the Corvair Center type of format. First, you don't get
>it emailed directly to you, you have to go after it. Second, you have to
>hunt for everything, and I don't have that much time to waste. And finally,
>VV's email format is simple to use and cuts to the chase.
>
>The teen and twenty-somethings can have all their techie, gee-whiz,
>gingerbread sites. All that impresses me not. I'm not online to be dazzled.
>I'm here to get info and to engage in any interesting thread that might
>come up. The principle of "KISS" for me, please. The Corvair Center can
>KISS off.
>
>-Mark
Frankly:
The Corvair center has a useful purpose and on occasion I'm there.
But--
It's NOT a valid replacement for VV, never has been and isn't likely
to be. Dave's comments about VV being so "old-school" are falling
on a lot of deaf ears... Corvairs themselves ARE "old school".
Mark makes a good point here.
Bling never did a damned thing for me, nor does it do anything IMHO
for a car, Corvairs included. The gee-whiz gang can dress up their
gingerbread all they like but for honest discourse and real world
info sharing it's pretty hard to beat this forum... which is by the
way NOT out to make money, nor should the CORSA website be other
than to promote the marque and encourage people to join CORSA or
perhaps offer a venue for them to purchase CORSA merchandise.
...the last thing I wanna see is a "dazzle" Corvair wearing
"meddle-flake" purple paint with pink racing stripes and neon under
the rockers and 22" rims fitted with those idiotic spinning wheel
covers piloted by a "high tech" gen-x'er wearing sunglasses at night
with his baseball cap on backwards. ;)
The Corvair center serves a useful purpose and I've gleaned stuff
from there. But for someone to suggest it's the wave and VV is the
past is just a tad bit presumptuous, I think.
tony.. younger old fogey
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