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From: Darren Hurst - Sun Uk - service sales - volume account manager <>
Date: Thu Apr 3, 2003 10:43am
Subject: Re This group

Hi all,

I was one of the first people to join this group, and I have enjoyed seeing the
group grow, and evolve since it began.

I rarely post, but feel quite strongly about the direction of this group.

I hope Lauren(founder member) won't mind me speaking for her, but this site was
set up as a fan site, and in my opinion should remain one.

Due to Derrens increased popularity since MC1, it has obviously resulted in a
broader range of people joinging the group, resulting in a wider range of
knowledge and opinions. This is a good thing.

My concern is when relative newcomers start suggesting a new form or direction
that they want to see this group head to. If you are a magician who only wants
to discuss magical threads, or an NLP expert who finds off topic(in your
opinion) threads a waste of your time, then please join a different group set
up
for your needs. There are certainly plenty of them, and some members of this
group have set them up.

Let's please keep this site as a fan site, and let anyone join, and anyone
lurk
and enjoy the posts.

Thanks for listening

Darren


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