Or HOF could induct zero when there is no one who meets the HOF qualifications. What ever those qualifications might be.
Lee On May 23, 2012, at 1:54 PM, Roy wrote: > The BTMA is fine, but usually goes to one person a year while you could > induct any number to a HOF in a given year. > > Roy > > --- In [email protected], "scale S only" <scalesonly@...> wrote: > > > > Hi all -- > > > > Other than not having a ╲headquarters╡ where such a hall of fame could > > be > > presented, we already have such a thing â•" The Bernie Thomas Award. > > It would be possible to gather them under a ╲Hall of Fame╡ heading on > > the > > website with the BTMA subtitle if that seems appropriate. > > > > If you think the BTMA is insufficient, I am open to ideas and inspiration... > > Bill Winans > > NASG western VP > > ----------------------------- > > I'm a big proponent of honoring those who served our scale over the years. > > When I hatched the idea of a Library, I recommended naming it the Russ > > Mobley Library since he had only recently been deceased. Now whenever > > someone asks who Russ Mobley was, someone will answer and in that way, his > > memory will go on. > > > > I did fail to get support for my idea of an S Hall of Fame and it sort of > > went away. Perhaps now would be a good time for the NASG BOT to revive the > > proposal so we can give lasting honor to the large list of those who did so > > much for our scale. > > > > BTW, I noticed that our O scale brethren have one: > > http://www.oscalekings.org/oshof.html > > > > Roy Hoffman > > NASG Pres 2001-2005 > > > > " > > > >
