[ARRL-OK] New from the folks at Google -freein-homewirelessbroadband internet service

[Bill Wyatt]

I have to admit it was nice to see the comments about 'all the mail  
generated on the list'.  I was actually thinking about cutting out  
some of the "other" things I do for a hobby to allow more time for  
Ham Radio.  Now, I don't have to do that.  I have much better things  
to do than listen to complaints from those who think all things have  
to be perfect.  It is for reason much like this, that Ham Radio is  
struggling to hold it's place in the world of fun hobbies.

Bill


On Apr 2, 2007, at 12:02 PM, Nate Bargmann wrote:

> * Joe S. Borovetz <wa5vms at tapr.org> [2007 Apr 02 08:41 -0500]:
>>  I know that I am being grouchy but whay has this off topic issue
>> continued to generate so much mail on the ARRL list not a google  
>> list.
>
> A Dozen messages is a lot?  LOL!
>
> I'm subscribed to a list that generates several hundred per day.  This
> list is one of many I'm subscribed to that generate a few messages
> every now and then that I hardly notice.
>
> BTW, such an idea (today's dream is tomorrow's reality) may in fact
> result in additional pressure on amateur radio spectrum allotments in
> the microwave region which makes this very appropos for this list.
>
> 73, de Nate >>
>
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