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Re: Jason, how is the USAPL going to clean up

Posted By: Garry Holmen
Date: Monday, 21 November 2005, at 6:48 a.m.

In Response To: Re: Jason, how is the USAPL going to clean up (Jason Burnell)

> A personal example is my relationship with Brad
> Madvig.

Oh oh... Deep are you coming out of the closet on us or what?

> In fact, we've had some lovely email exchanges
> since this forum started.

In a week? I guess we're headed in the right direction then J.

> If we want to see USAPL get better and attract
> more people we are going to have to figure out
> how to at least co-exist.

I think I agree with most of your post here Deep. Besides taking the opportunity to harass you there is also one key aspect that needs to be kept in mind if you want to increase membership... it's not just about attracting more people it's about making an effort to keep whom you already have. It should be an easy sell!

But often we shoo tourselves in the foot.

Garry

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