Try a true commercial operation, like Camden Airport, owned by a subsidiary
of the millionaires factory.
It costs us money even to push the tug out of the hangar. Add on the
'movement charge' for each flight plus the exorbitant rents, and I reckon
you've got nothing to whine about.
Thank your luc
Hi,
I might be a bit of a luddite, but I wish that the new magazine format
retained the classifieds. I always turned to the classifieds page first to
see who was selling what, and to dreamhence my confusion when I stated
at the back of the mag as usual, and got to the front thinking that would
I agree.
Another advantage is that keeping the magazine means that you have a history of
gliders that have come up for sale.
I have just put up an online ad (a beautiful Libelle). The ad cost is more than
$30 and it will disappear in 30 days if I don’t keep feeding it.
Bring ‘em back I say.
Richa
Those who want a printed magazine surely can
figure out how to get one if the magazine is
delivered to your PC as a pdf. Hint: It's called a printer.
You could even print it reduced size if you want
or at least the article/s you are interested in
and even save money by printing in black and
t; > Sure, it would be nice to see RAA and HGFA pilots queuing up at the
> > newsagents to buy their copy but they are hardly likely to until they
> > see the quality etc.
> >
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Always such negativity!
Anyway, I'd like to add my voice to those who like and appreciate the
new magazine. I spend all day looking at a computer screen and have
no desire to do so for even longer when I get home. I'd much rather
sit down on the couch with a cup of tea and have a read through a
I hadn't actually missed the classifieds in the new GA - although in
time I probably would have. In the past I used to see what glider
prices were, and become instantly disheartened, all the more so since
one could also make comparisons with what the other half of the soaring
fraternity
>>I personnaly like the hard copy mag (havent seen the new one yet as in
>>outback WA)
H. I'm 30 km from Sydney GPO and have not seen it either!
D
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>>I understand that it uses commercial software which I expect could be adapted
>>for gliding use
If you use Joomla or other free CMS software, you can get add-ons for
things like classifieds and chat groups (like this one) for nix.
The only real costs is the hosting.
If this newsgroup was move
At 01:28 PM 7/07/2011, you wrote:
Also, the
moderator of the forum could censor difficult people and postings.
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Mike
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phone Int'l + 61 746 35
You are only saying this because you know in advance that your
postings would attract the most censoring… anon or not!
Anyway, I'm not anonymous.
Dermot McD
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On 07/07/2011, at 12:58 PM, DMcD wrote:
> If this newsgroup was moved off google and onto some other server then
> you could have news, classifieds, download the mag and all. Also, the
> moderator of the forum could censor difficult people and postings.
This isn't a newsgroup, it's a mailing lis
On 07/07/2011, at 10:05 AM, Mike Borgelt wrote:
It is 2011. Faced with a redo of the official magazine an
organisation in 2011 decides to keep doing it the way it has been done
since the 1950s and we have a bunch of glider pilots exhibiting the
same failure of imagination and unwillingness to
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