Roman,
I am very humbled by your words.
Alas, I have way too many projects to work on before I
ever get a chance to sit down and write about the
roadsters.
The thing I love about the mailing list is the interactive
nature of it. I have made some big MISTAKES in my tech
write ups, like forgetting the three letter word NOT.
Imagine when I accidently wrote "do press the brake pedal
at this time". Hmm, I meant do NOT press... slight error
on my part, only to add to a half day of frustration of
someone taking the wrong advice!
So for the time being it will be the occasion thought
or comment when I have a chance to reply. One thing to
always remember is that we all have our own gifts, some
things come easier to some that others. That is what
is so neat about the folks on this list, we all have
many different talents to share.
Now should you win the Lotto and wish to sponsor me... ;-)
Cheers,
Tom Walter
Roman Rist wrote:
> Thomas and the List,
>
> First off, sorry if I may put you on the spot for going public with my
> idea. I can't help it though, it has been brewing for a while :-)
>
> What about you writing a book? I have been on the list for about a 2
> years now, and your knowledge never ceases to amaze me.
>
> With all the problems with the archives, the valuable info you always
> add to the list may get lost.
> I think (IMHO) it should be preserved, documented written down, maybe
> even sold. (part of the proceeds could go to cancer research).
>
> I for one think, a "Tom Walter Tech Tips" book (hard copy as in not on
> disc) is a great Idea.
>
> Excuse me for causing trouble, but I'd like to know what you and others
> think of this Idea.
>
> Roman
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