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This may be too late for Marty, but it's kind of a
shame that he feels that way.  I'm on about 18 lists
right now, and certainly there's only a small
percentage of the material I get that's really
interesting.  But that's why there are subject lines
and the Delete key. Most of the lists are available in
Digest form, which really helps me.  But the amount of
information on areas that I am interested in is
amazing, as is the knowledge that is out there, on
even the most esoteric subject, and the willingness to
share that information.  And one other thought; if you
feel as Marty does, start a discussion on an area that
you are interested in, and stand back.  I have no
interest in railroad telegraphy, but evidently a lot
of people do, and I applaud their interest.  I'm
interested in tuning Riv Y6b's and modifying them to
represent other Y's, but I'm sure some of you out
there can't get away from those messages fast enough.
There's room for all of us.  Just MHO.

Frank Bongiovanni

--- nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org wrote:


> I have been on the NWHS website at numerous times

> trying to get subscribed

> to what I thought was a modelers discussion for N&W,

> but I must say this

> particular list has become most tiresome,

> bothersome, and just flat out

> BORING. Please unsubscribe me, I can't stand any

> more discussion on calendar

> typos, the last day a telegraph was sent, when the

> freaking poles were taken

> down, diesel locomotives, or weather Thomas the tank

> is good, bad, a

> nuisance, or whatever. Please people, get a life, I

> hate to think this is

> the best discussion that can be generated from such

> a superb railroad, it

> just doesn't seem to do the REAL history much

> justice!

> 

> Marty Reiter

> 

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