[Skywarn] Tips WAS Re: email sent to skywarn [WARNING: DKIM validation failed]

[Bradly L. McGarr]

Lloyd, 

Your post was the first I've heard of a credentialing
effort. Any public-facing documents that would give some more
information, or anything you'd be willing to share? 

If I don't hear
anything (or if you don't have any additional information), I'll make a
note to ask the meteorologist from Boulder NWS on Monday when I go in
for our seasonal training/refresher training. 

---
Regards,

BRADLY L.
MCGARR
Englewood, Colorado

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On 04/16/2014 5:48 am, Lloyd Colston wrote: 

> On Tue, Apr
15, 2014 at 10:07 PM,:
> 
>> How do I get it to resend so I don't have
to have my e-mail moderated?
> 
> Those that do well discussing Skywarn
go unmoderated. I had originally set
> the list to allow members to be
unmoderated. My experience was not
> pleasant. Moderation is our effort
to keep the list SPAM free and ON
> topic.
> 
> This last thread is
almost worthless. Even the chaser list does better
> than the burrito
post.
> 
> If one is replying to a digest post, please don't quote the
whole digest
> back to the list. Please edit your post to the
information you are
> conveying.
> 
> As I recall, the original question
was tips to improve reporting.
> 
> Perhaps this answer will help.
> 
>
1. What did your local office tell you about how they want reports?
Ours
> gave us the phone number to call, the web site to enter reports,
and
> mention social media. Those are the reporting methods I use,
including
> amateur radio and NWSchat.
> 
> 2. IF you are traveling,
remember your local office. They can receive the
> information and pass
it along to the office that covers that section of the
> USA.
> 
> I
recommend this because I have experienced SKYWARN operatives ignoring
>
visiting folks because they did not know them. With the upcoming
>
credentialing effort, if it comes about, that problem should decrease.
In
> the mean time, I know that if I am in DC and I have a weather
report, I can
> call the Norman office to tell them.
> 
> I purposely
redacted the original author's information because he DOES
> offer
information.
> 
> Moderating staff, please note this is a SKYWARN list.
The CHASER list is
> at WX-CHASE at listserv.illinois.edu. Please help the
discussion stay on
> SKYWARN.
> 
> Thanks for your attention.
> 
> 73
>

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