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Re: One positive result from this discussion


Posted by RenoTom on August 13, 2000 at 23:24:43:

In Reply to: Re: One positive result from this discussion posted by Cue Miller on August 11, 2000 at 07:59:51:

Cue, I've read a lot of your posts over the last year, (most all of them I suspect), and what stands out to me is the straight forwardness of them, and the knowledge and experience.
There are a lot of people you have helped, and you have played a very important role in this forum.
I like so many others will miss your posts, and have missed them, and will look forward to your future visits.
I do understand everything you said in yout post and I agree with most of it. I've read all the posts in this discussion on this and on the next forum, including a few that were deleted. Sandman has given his reasons for deleting the posts that he did.
You said that Sandman has been walking the line, and I agree with that, but I don't know that he has crossed it. I think that he has made a mistake, and I think that he has said so in his post in "38".
As a business owner you understand the dificulties that are faced on a daily basis, and I'm sure you understand when I say that in Sandman's case I think the trek he takes is more on a tightrope than a line. I hope he can keep up the balancing gig.
RenoTom

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