The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[z_p_e]

So it would seem the TPU discussions here have gone "underground".

So be it. I'm content helping out right here.

Darren

[turbo]

Pherhaps it's time for us to dissapear too
I have seen it before, it happens all the time.
Besides i don't need these guy's either.

M.

[Grumpy]

 

[turbo]

look! now they are only posting smiley's 

Hurry up guy's!!!
I am building a second unit to send it over to Stefan $$$$

M.

[Mannix]

this "situation"need not be divisive,



Bruce said that he formed his elite group with a selected few so that it would not wreck this forum...personally I believe that his actions may have a negative effect and are unlikely to be an advantage when it comes to sharing information. people will feel put out and i expect that it will go quiet here.

of course Stefan knows this too.

I imagine the process of "selection" with some humor and wonder why the one indirect source would not be included....this is not personal. but a good part of a spy thriller...

people contact each other directly a lot any way.

However a well focused group with a disciplined approach and a commitment to produce exactly the same thing is exactly what would benifet this process..that trouble is that most people will not invest enough to achieve those goals and will only put in the time that they have....eventually it becomes pear shaped.

the tragedy here  is that Bob has some excellent ideas that are not getting the attention or exposure that they otherwise would.

My situation is similar in one way so i do speak from experience here..to go underground will not work...Sure there are other groups but everything important is here ....this is the valuable asset.


I wish the invisible group the best of success but the help that they recieve from others outside the group may be tainted by what may be seen as being secretive.
just do the best with the information that you have....have i ever mentioned tubes? steven said something about them ...but we are smarter that that ay??




somebody once said here that we should learn about unity...before overunity

perhaps that is our  first lesson


Lindsay Mannix