> Has anybody ever tried setting a letterbox that can only be reached by
> personal watercraft like a canoe or kayak.
Indeed I have. I bet you cannot guess which one :-)
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As for the other topic of the day, I had decided this morning to
steer clear of it, despite my strong feelings as a former webmaster.
However, I've been asked off-list to talk about it. No matter what
I do, don't do, say, or don't say, let it pass, how I say it, etc.,
someone, perhaps an old or new friend or potential friend or the
list, will be unhappy about my actions. I doubt anyone on the planet
will be happy with them. I doubt I will be.
I do feel that funding a non-profit letterboxing website, as well as
discussing free (or commercial) alternatives that may exist, as well
as "secret society" issues w.r.t. to the webmasters, are on-topic for
this list (and should not precipitate rancor), but that most of the
list does not care, so I've collected my thoughts at the following url.
http://www.pil.net/~malenkai/lmri.txt (warning, it is long, and boring,
and not meant for most).
Please don't flame me on-list for what I feel are honest thoughts --
I don't have it in me to deal with it. As far as further debate on
my thoughts or others on this topic, feel free to post them on-list or
off, but try to be sensitive to the wishes of the majority of the
subscribers whilst weighing the long-term importance of your comments
to the enjoyment of the hobby.
That is to say, they are important issues and should not be stifled,
but 95% of the list don't want to deal with it, so be sensitive.
Cheers
Randy