The Mississippi Valley Soaring Association
(WWW.MVSACLUB.COM) is trying to get the membership to
check the info on the website regularly. We post the
newsletter there, along with other club stuff and
items of general interest (check it out).
However, we definitely intend to keep sending out hard
copy newsletters. Of course it's true that a
substantial number of our members don't want to
receive newsletters via email or by checking our site.
Moreover, a printed letter provides meeting reminders
and increase meeting attendance, and because a
tangible bit of club communication in the hands of
members has proven to be a good thing in terms of
increasing members' involvement.
--- Bill Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What we are doing is making the "snailmail"
> Newsletter optional. By default, everyone gets it
> in the mail, but we also upload the current
> newletter to our WebSite and you can "opt" to not
> receive a mailed newsletter.
> On Wed, 7 Feb 2001 12:06:18 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> There is a troubling matter that seems to be growing
> as time goes by. It is
> the movement to computerize club newsletters.
> If you are in such a club, please IMMEDIATELY make
> arrangements to provide
> hard copy for any member who wants one
> Folks there are so few of us modelers....
>
> TIA
>
> Jimbo in NM
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