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30-06-2012, 14:44
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Maryland, USA
Boat: Morgan 33 Out Island
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
Hi Dave!
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30-06-2012, 14:51
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Moderator

Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: San Francisco Bay
Boat: research vessel
Posts: 9,165
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
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Much appreciated.
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Life begins where land ends.
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30-06-2012, 14:51
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: On Board. Chesapeake Bay
Boat: CT 54... for our sins!
Posts: 1,759
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
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Originally Posted by SkiprJohn
It's called non-capital punishment.
kind regards,
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That's funny..........
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30-06-2012, 14:58
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#49
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Registered User
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: me Cayuga Lake NY - boat Chesapeake Bay
Boat: Caliber 33
Posts: 639
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
Hi there. We met once at Haven harbor when you were over for some work on your boat. Now I am in Blue 38 - See you there some time
sk
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30-06-2012, 16:45
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Cruiser/ Racer

Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Parkville, MD
Boat: C&C 35 MKIII
Posts: 142
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
SCK..yes i rememeber you and your nice Caliber. Good to see you are still making that long commute to the boat. Haven Habor is one of my favorite marinias on the Chessie for sure.
Hope we see each other out this summer on the Bay.
Dave
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Parkville, MD
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30-06-2012, 16:48
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Cruiser/ Racer

Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Parkville, MD
Boat: C&C 35 MKIII
Posts: 142
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
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Parkville, MD
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30-06-2012, 16:56
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Cruiser/ Racer

Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Parkville, MD
Boat: C&C 35 MKIII
Posts: 142
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
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There's lots of us Sailnetter's here....who haunt both forums....Don't be surprised if a few of those posters you bailed from SN for also post here. CF does seem to be moderated more.....and while it's an excellent forum, tends to be more for cruisers, full timers and world travelers.-JoeDiver
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Good to see some of my friends from SN here. I didnt bail from Sailnet because of any of the posters there...lets just say I didnt like the directoion they were going with the new moderator. I was also looking for a forum which was more like my wife and I are cruisers and true sailors. I got tired of the people who hung in the chat room on SN and then posted in the threads. I have always liked CF
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And here you are as one of the SN people who trashed me because I posted once that not much new goes on at SN- Donlucas
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Dont think that would have been me as I dont make it a habit of trashing anyone. If I ever offended you on SN I apoligize.
Dave
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S/V Haleakula
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30-06-2012, 22:04
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Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: DFW Metroplex
Boat: 1982 Catalina 25 Yacht
Posts: 164
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
Chat is another thing I avoid at SN.....like I avoid OT.
I was part of the very vocal majority who opposed the chat "feature" being enabled on the forum...so I don't use it....and I'm sick and tired of turning it off about every week or so.
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01-07-2012, 01:11
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Hervey Bay, QLD, Australia - for a little while
Boat: John Pugh Windsong sloop 38ft
Posts: 146
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
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Originally Posted by David_Old_Jersey
I think Gord meant the correct way.
and even if he accidently included a colonial style Z.......it would of course be called a Zed 
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Colonial style Z? Down here in the other colonies using a Zed to spell "capitalisation" is punishable by death!
Hang on, should it be "Zed" or "zed"??? Ugh, my brain hurts...
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01-07-2012, 01:27
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Moderator

Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Kuwait
Boat: Kalik 40
Posts: 6,162
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
It was me. And my canned "Tidy Titles Have Capital Letters" was never meant to be a reprimand, simply a gentle request. Most recipients would thank me for caring and promise to make an effort. I haven't sent the messgae for a while, though, since I no longer have as much time, but here is the message:
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Hi There
It is one of my many boring and thankless housekeeping tasks to tidy up our forums by capitalising the thread titles... It helps us look more intelligent and professional than the other forums!
Is there any chance, pretty please, that you could use capital letters to start all words in the titles of any thread you start? (It's in the "Read This First" thread, but nobody ever reads it!!!)
Thank you VERY much - I appreciate your help!
Kate
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01-07-2012, 02:41
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Registered User
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 133
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
As a journalist I can appreciate the attention to spelling and punctuation. Most of my time here is spent in my insomnia and writing with a @#$%ing kindle keyboard. PLUS it is hard for my tired ees to see. Otherwise my posts would be a lot better in detail and accuracy. Does anyone know where a comma is to be found on a kindlefire?
Anyway-welcome and enjoy!
Scott
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01-07-2012, 02:55
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Northern NSW.Australia
Boat: Sunmaid 20, John Welsford Navigator
Posts: 871
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
Have to agree with the feeling that spelling, grammar and punctuation are still important. They are to me anyway. Just because it takes a little effort does not mean that it is not worth the effort.  A long rambling post without punctuation means i cannot be bothered to read it. It may contain a pearl of wisdom, but i will not be made wiser because of it.  As for texting shortcuts, would totally ignore them.  Thank you to all who take the time and the trouble.
Coops.
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01-07-2012, 04:48
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Registered User
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Boat: Ericson 39B
Posts: 699
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Re: movinG oveR froM sailneT
About time you got here. And yes I do frequent both places.
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01-07-2012, 06:24
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C.L.O.D.

Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario - 48-29N x 89-20W
Boat: (Cruiser Living On Dirt)
Posts: 23,064
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
[QUOTE=seahag;981157]... Does anyone know where a comma is to be found on a kindlefire? ...
Amazon.com: Customer Discussions: Where is the comma on my Fire keyboard?
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"If you didn't have the time or money to do it right in the first place, when will you get the time/$ to fix it?"
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01-07-2012, 07:52
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Oakland, California
Posts: 609
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Re: Moving over from Sailnet
Hi and welcome.
I agree with Joe and Charlie, it's just not either/or to me, either.  
I find the issue of wanting to "help" folks out is the primary reason I contribute, as well as to learn, 'cuz there's always something new.
Enjoy, look forward to your contributions.
Spelling and grammar:
your, you're
their, they're, there
hear, hear
V birth
tacho, tranny
genny (too hard to type genoa?)
But the real reason to spell right is to permit a search engine to work!
Capitals? I really wish we didn't have to capitalize "i" 'cuz I keep missing the shift key so many, many times...
ONLY exception allowed?: zeehag
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