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I would suggest that we keep an e-mail list going as the primary means of
communication because the resulting archives of messages (possibly what
some have referred to as a database) is invaluable as many before me have
already stated.

I think too that it is important to keep the website, but maybe we could up
date it a little bit?

As regards Facebook. Maybe we should make that an aixiallry way of sharing.
It's good for sharing sailing photos and stories. But I agree that it
should not be our primary means of communication because however the
majority of useful information is communicated it should be readily and
easily accessible via the web as a database or a searchable archives.

Just my two cents, which probably aren't work a nickle.  :-)

Marlan Green
s/v Nautisaurus
Rhode River, Chesapeake Bay

On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 7:49 AM, The Rhodes 22 Email List <
rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org> wrote:

> I have not posted for quite a while but am an avid reader on a weekly
> basis wherever I am.  I am in Cuenca, Ecuador as I write this.  I would
> prefer we keep the list as it is.  At one time I thought this mode a bit
> arcane but the continuity and access to the archives trumped the
> limitations.   There are a lot of friends I haven't met yet on this list
> and quite a few I have.  The experience of owning a Rhodes would be
> diminished if it were to fall silent.  Tthanks to those who have kept it
> running all these years and to those who have offered to step up to the
> plate.
> Joe Riley<div><div>s/v Second Wind,  Lake Hartwell SC
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