You may not have received your copy in the mail yet - but the "virtual magazine" version of the August (Vol. 25 - No. 4) American Woodturner issue is now available. AAW members should log onto the members area to view this exciting issue online.
I'm an online only member and I received a ballot in the mail. Betty will need to address this as well with any bylaw ballot.
Fortunately it's not my problem.
Inserts and such in the journal are the domain of the ED and Administrator. I'll pass along your concerns, however, especially because I know where the buck sometimes stops. Stuff sticks, too, so we all sincerely appreciate you sharing your observation. No way does anyone want to screw up on the bylaws voting!
And this time, the printer will (we hope) do a better job of designing the orderlope than they did with the ballot orderlope. (Truly, "orderlope" is a real word!) Or maybe we'll have electronic voting. I've not been informed yet.
Betty Scarpino, editor, AW
Hi Betty, I personally would prefer electronic voting. However, I think that some members may not be able to do that. Maybe we could have a choice?
Thanks for your response to this problem.
Fortunately it's not my problem.
Inserts and such in the journal are the domain of the ED and Administrator. I'll pass along your concerns, however, especially because I know where the buck sometimes stops. Stuff sticks, too, so we all sincerely appreciate you sharing your observation. No way does anyone want to screw up on the bylaws voting!
And this time, the printer will (we hope) do a better job of designing the orderlope than they did with the ballot orderlope. (Truly, "orderlope" is a real word!) Or maybe we'll have electronic voting. I've not been informed yet.
Betty Scarpino, editor, AW
Betty, would you be more specific. Who was the ED and administrator at the time this issue was published? We're they responsible for approving proofs and mock-ups? If not, who was?
Why does it seem that nobody is watching the store? When you say things like "Its not my problem" and "we hope", I wonder if anyone is actually paying attention to or cares what goes on. If you folks that are in charge rely on nothing more than hope, and are not willing to accept responsibility, we're in serious trouble.
Ed Koenig