Totally agreed, you make very good points Gill.

On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Gill Ediger <[email protected]> wrote:
> At 10:51 AM 1/16/2009, you wrote:
>>
>> Gill, I'm guessing that they want to use the TexasCaver to promote the
>> membership, and that they are afraid that if they gave away the
>> TexasCaver, then a lot of the memberships will drop.
>
> On the contrary. Use The CAVER to promote membership among those who
> wouldn't otherwise join. It appears to all the independent cavers in Texas
> that the TSA doesn't care about them--ignores them totally, in fact. The
> CAVER should be the advertising medium for the TSA. It should be made
> available all cavers for free as a service (that is an important word, now)
> to all Texas cavers. Then, amongst all the trip reports and safety and
> equipment and technique and other caving information will be ads for the TSA
> Convention, board meetings, all the Project reports, and joining the TSA. If
> it's only $10 or $15 or even $20 you will probably double your membership,
> not reduce it. TSA membership should, of course, be pushed to all
> non-members at Grotto meetings, Projects, board meetings, and other TSA
> functions, as well as TCR and other events.
>
> --Ediger
>

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