Drew Family
at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/letterbox-usa/members?group=mod).
This is an often thankless job that requires a surprising amount of
dedication. I suspect most people on the list would be surprised at
the amount of spam and pornography these folks deflect, while they
also work diligently to ensure a comfortable place for us to talk
about our favorite subject.
I think the link Choi provided to the updated list policies is
excellent and appreciate the thoughtfulness and work that went into
making it. At the same time, I happen to disagree with one of the
policies:
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letterboxing and posts related to those hobbies should usually be
made into lists or forums related to those hobbies.>>
I've never been a fan of the fracturing of letterboxing lists into
smaller and more focused groups. I personally think that discussion
of hitch hikers, personal travelers, cooties, mosquitos, cuckoos,
postals, virtuals, exchanges, gatherings, and whatever creative
concept comes next from the mind of a happy letterboxer should be
completely welcome here on the big list.
These aren't "related hobbies" the way geocaching, stone stashing,
benchmarking, bookcrossing, found art, freecycling, confluencing or
ecoscavenging are. These are Letterboxing, and this is letterbox-usa.
Now I'm not going to start posting 20 times on hitch hikers as a
protest, but I think it is perfectly okay to discuss all letterboxing
topics on this list.
Jay in CT
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