>1, as long as people still want printed copies, you >still have to do all the work to make printed >copies. As long as people still need postcards to >notify them about the meeting, you still need to do >mailings, and labels, and stamps." My suggestion was aimed more to keep peoples recycle bins empty, if we could avoid wasting paper I think that is a good thing. I was viewing it more as an option. If people would rather read on the web, give them the option, but do not send them postcards. >2, Worse, now we would be adding TWO groups of >people, TWICE as much to keep track of, and having to >produce TWO things every month. > See above. > 2, people blow stuff off that you have to go and > pick up, like things on the web. Maybe it's >different being one click away". > I think if they are likely to blow off the web, they are probably likely to do the same with the printed version. If it is important to people they would probably check. > 3, Aside from the ability to do color, I'm not > sure what the web gains > over print anyway. With straight HTML, the > resolution is lower, you > have less control with layout. And if you did > want to have improved > layout and resolution, you'd end up with a 10 > megabyte PDF. which > reminds me: > The main advantage is not wasting paper if you don't need to. > 4, This would now mean that somebody would now > have to keep track of > things like monthly passwords for said > "members-only" area on > website. > Yep, ongoing maintenance would be required. > 6, The reason we had problems with the newsletter > has never been because > of production woes, it's always been lack of > participation. > Again, the suggestion didn't have anything to do with production woes. Just a suggestion towards conservation. > So in summary, I don't really see an advantage. > > - Erik "Steve" > Wasn't trying to push any buttons. Sorry if I did. Bob __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://http://taxes.yahoo.com/ ------------------ To unsubscribe from this list, e-mail majordomo@thekrib.com with "unsubscribe gsas-board" in the body of the message. Old messages are available at http://lists.thekrib.com/gsas-board When asked, log in as username is "gsas-board", and password "gsas-bored".