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Re: Is anyone a member at SharingFIRST!
Posted by Quentin Lewis.

Engineer on team #42, P.A.R.T.S - Prececision Alvirne Robotics Technology Systems, from Alvirne, Hudson NH.

Posted on 3/2/2000 8:50 PM MST


In Reply to: Is anyone a member at SharingFIRST! posted by Mike Sklar on 3/2/2000 1:36 PM MST:



> I have only been to the SharingFIRST website at MIT once. I kind of feel it's an insult to the
> Delphi people who have put so much effort into the Delphi forum. And they've created such a
> large and wonderful community. Why dilute it. When I went to the MIT site is seemed kind of
> unorganized. And worst yet if you're not a member you can't see any postings!

While I understand some of your points, and I agree that it would be good to allow non-members to at least 'see' what is going on....I would not be as negative about other teams or groups putting up web sites to try and make it better for ALL of us.

I see the Delphi site, and the Chat site, and the SHARINGFIRST site as places being hosted by others to try and make things BETTER for the group as a whole.

Sure, all of them might miss the mark from time to time....but I don't see any of them as being disrespectful of the other....but rather as trying to do something for all of us.

A little competition is healthy in life as well....heck, the USFirst event is intself a competition....but the idea is to compete for the sake of betting things....not to the death of the opponent.


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