>I was still mailing
post cards, or making land-line calls.
I prefer telegraphy to voice land lines...
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From: "David" <dlocklea...@gmail.com>
To: <texascavers@texascavers.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 01, 2009 9:40 AM
Subject: [Texascavers] Facebook related
It looks like at least 100 Texas cavers are on Facebook, and
conversation is more active
there between cavers than on CaveTex.
I have only been there a month, so I don't know when Facebook became so
popular
among Texas cavers.
But it seems that ICS generated a reason for cavers to connect with
each other on Facebook.
I certainly can now identify more Texas cavers by face and name than I
could prior to ICS and Facebook.
I only wanted to point that out, because it could have a positive
effect on Texas caving, and in 10 years
we can look back and note that something occurred on the caving scene
in the summer of 2009.
I don't think it is a fad. I think as more and more people grow
accustomed to texting on their portable
gadgets, that cavers are going to be in almost constant contact with
one another.
That is completely different, from the way cavers organized trips just
10 years ago. I was still mailing
post cards, or making land-line calls.
David Locklear
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