Although I like the idea of a paperless society--more trees! I won't read it online. I barely do email---it can be very time consuming and feels like work! I brought my edition of the newsletter into work today to share with coworkers---I don't have access to a printer at home so wouldn't share it unless it was provided to me in paper format. Not sure how many folks I've enticed to join GCC by handing out the newsletter, but of course I wouldn't be able to do that if you all didn't send it to me. I'd be willing to pay a couple dollars more a year to get the newsletter in my mailbox though. Thanks. Best.. Paula
--- On Tue, 4/14/09, bobsiegel <bobsiegel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: bobsiegel <bobsiegel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>To: GCCMail@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: GCCMail: On -line bulletin?
Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 9:54 PM
I heartily agree that the GCC publication should quickly become a 100% on-line newsletter. I believe it’s a long overdue, eminently sensible decision. [And I’m a retired print guy. J ]
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