Dave
You are so right. Thinking back a few years ago when all of the engineers
had daily meetings and then went to the jobs trying to remember everything,
taking quick notes hoping you could read etc. Then we started getting
computers for every engineer and the world got closer. The internal e-mail
answered a lot of questions and the programs and data shared with everyone
on the projects. It only grew from there. What a great tool we have. Between
this site and landracing .com they share many things and make a lot of new
friendships at our LSR events.
Glen
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Anderson" <mactem@mebtel.net>
To: <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Saturday, October 03, 2009 5:40 PM
Subject: [Land-speed] website down
> Everyday when I come home I open my email and read all the lsr messages.
> Its
> like touching base with my good friends. I feel like a neophyte compared
> to
> most of you when it comes to mechanical experience and knowledge and I
> have a
> file for all the technical info I read here. I only seldom put in my two
> cents worth, but in any group situation I'm that way. I also like the
> landracing forum for all the technical information and build diaries.
> Can't
> tell everyone how much I have learned from both sites. What an education!
> I feel a little guilty for being a smewhat non-paticipatory list member
> (lurker) but I do feel that everything I know everyone else already knows.
> So
> its like Rick says, "The instant communication of today does help the
> learning
> curve."
>
> David Anderson
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