Driveline Notice

[Terry M.]

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I knew you and a few others would remember -- and in fairness we HAVE come a long way -- although contrary to popular rumor those first years were before my time. There were plenty of "dust-ups" in the early years.

If electronic circulation of the publications becomes the norm, I can imagine the day when those of us who prefer to hold paper in our hands will have to pay for a premium membership in order to do that.

In spite of my years as Editor, and my work-a-day world with five computer screens in front of me, I can not absorb publications on a computer screen. I much prefer to turn a page rather than scrolling down.

[Ray G.]

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I invite you to take a look at my response on the other slightly more recent Driveline thread.

Hello Pastor Ernst;

Agreed. Well written.

Your experience, skills, and abilities certainly are a huge plus.

Thank you.

Just my 2 cents.
Ray

[Rob M.]

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But internet via satellite is available worldwide, ain't it (or don't they also lacking electricity and telephone)?

greetings,
Rob.

[Rob M.]

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In spite of my years as Editor, and my work-a-day world with five computer screens in front of me, I can not absorb publications on a computer screen. I much prefer to turn a page rather than scrolling down.

Try this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_paper or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7HD4DQQB2Q (video)

[Stewart A.]

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Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish if you think that only 20% of NCRS people have access to the Net I will give you my car !!!!!!!!
That is the biggest load of c...p I have ever read. It's the largest information tool ever invented. Everyone is online, I don't know anyone in my country that is not online, my cell is online, I can bring up the TDB on my apple mac phone.
The fairest way is to put it online first. The people who are members of the NCRS that don't enter the TDB is not because they have no access to the net. If you can afford a Corvette you have a computer. My entire restorations on my cars have all been through the net. Just put it online first. Stewy