[Ham-Mac] MacHamRadio going offline

[Dan Romanchik KB6NU]

Hey, Steve--

How about if you structured the site to be less of a job for you and  
more of a community-generated resource?  I do websites for a living  
and would be willing to discuss this with you and help out with this.

If you really do want to get out of the game altogether--a sentiment I  
can certainly understand--I'd be willing to take over the site. Let's  
talk about that offline, if you want to go that way.

73!

Dan KB6NU
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On Sep 12, 2008, at 11:15 PM, Steve Muncy wrote:
> Friends:
>
> MacHamRadio (www.MacHamRadio.com) started in 2003 as a site to  
> promote ham software for the newly released Mac OSX.  That was when  
> there wasn't much software for OSX and there was a real need for a  
> central location to find the latest Mac software for amateur radio  
> use.
>
> In the past five years MacHamRadio has fulfilled the original  
> purpose. OSX isn't new anymore. There are other sources to find  
> amateur radio software (and some really great developers!) The Ham- 
> Mac email reflector continues to serve as a great resource for  
> sharing information.
>
> It has become increasingly hard for me to maintain MacHamRadio as a  
> good resource.  Business travel and personal commitments have taken  
> priority.  It is time to pull the plug and take MacHamRadio  
> offline.  MacHamRadio will go offline on or around October 3rd.
>
> Thanks for the encouragement and suggestions over the past five years.
>
>
> Steve Muncy, NI5V
> NI5V at arrl.net
> www.machamradio.com
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