[grc] please remove me from list

[bobpts at asis.com]

i have to agree.  for the most part, list folks have been particularly  
good at NOT having all-pacifica, all-the-time discussions on this  
list--an excellent idea, imho.  but there are a lot of folks in  
community radio who wanna talk about what's happening or get info  
about major pacifica doings, and these are major pacifica doings.

i understand that people don't want their inboxes full of junk--but  
every once in a while for a few days, why the hell not?  an inbox is  
just an electronic list easily pared down by a few clicks of the  
mouse.  it's not like we're all being dragged into a knock-down,  
drag-out screaming match with each other.

in the overall life of radio-activist, it's the tiniest of tickle-bites.

even if you learn nothing from the discussion.

Quoting Michelle Bradley via grc <grc at maillist.peak.org>:

> Whenever something bubbles up at Pacifica, this list overflows. Many  
> folks come out of the woodwork for this.   It's been pretty quiet  
> until the WBAI situation.  It will eventually die down again after  
> awhile.
>
> *Michelle A. Bradley, CBT*
> /Amateur Radio: KU3N/
> /Founder - REC Networks/ - *https://recnet.com*
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> On 10/10/2019 5:32 PM, Don Merrill via grc wrote:
>> Hi. I thought being added to this list would help me understand  
>> struggles and solutions. Instead, there just seems to be a lot of  
>> acrimony and it's filling up my inbox. Could you please delete me  
>> from this list. Thank you
>>
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