Administrator
|
Hi all,
I just received the latest SHADO-USECC UFO fan club newsletter. Apparently the number of contributions & members has declined to the point where Helen Weber is now planning on shutting down the club unless convinced otherwise. This is rather sad, although I must admit that I also recommended shutting it down, as I seem to be providing most of the contributions in the past few years, but am finding it more & more difficult to support a UFO website, mailing list, *and* a quarterly newsletter. I take it that many of the folks here probably don't care either way, since you are probably not a member of SHADO-USECC and are happy with UFO fandom via the Internet & this mailing list? Still, it's a bit sad to see the last remaining UFO fan club left close down... -- Marc Martin, [hidden email] |
Marc wrote > Still, it's a bit sad to see the last remaining
> UFO fan club left close down... Yes that is a shame. Sheila Still UFO Crazy crazy crazy crrraaazzzzy! |
In reply to this post by Marc Martin
Some of us care a lot Marc. But like you say it hard to run a fan club where
the members don' t take part and contribute. I came here because I got told early about this like you and had to find a place with UFO fans. It is extremely sad to lose SHADO-USECC not just because it was the longest running UFO fan club but because it had combined all the things we look for, News about the series and stars, information on the series and coming cons, fan fictions, debates and discussions, fan art. I 'm sure many say well we can get that here for free. Perhaps, but not all and even if you don' t miss those things or want to find them on other websites you still have lost something of value for nothing in life is ever free. James Killian |
In reply to this post by Marc Martin
From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:-
> I just received the latest SHADO-USECC UFO fan club > newsletter. Apparently the number of contributions > & members has declined to the point where Helen > Weber is now planning on shutting down the club unless > convinced otherwise. What is SHADO-USECC's postal address and WWW address and email address? |
Administrator
|
Anthony Appleyard writes:
>What is SHADO-USECC's postal address and WWW address and email address? SHADO-USECC postal address: Helen Weber 514 Delaware Ave Lansdale, PA 19446 USA It doesn't have a WWW address, but I do have a page on my UFO Series Home Page about SHADO-USECC: http://ufoseries.com/shado-usecc.html And the e-mail address of "commander" Helen Weber is: [hidden email] -- Marc Martin, [hidden email] |
In reply to this post by Marc Martin
Marc Martin wrote:
> I just received the latest SHADO-USECC UFO fan club > newsletter. Apparently the number of contributions > & members has declined to the point where Helen > Weber is now planning on shutting down the club unless > convinced otherwise. This is rather sad, although > I must admit that I also recommended shutting it down, > as I seem to be providing most of the contributions > in the past few years, but am finding it more & > more difficult to support a UFO website, mailing list, > *and* a quarterly newsletter. Marc- I got the newsletter this week also. While not a longtime member of the club, I had no real intention of resubscribing next year, as it seems that most of what is in the newsletter comes from your site or this list. I am not at all interested in the fan fiction aspect (just don't care for it, no flames please), and I felt that for what I paid to be a member of SHADO USECC I wasn't getting much value. Helen is a really nice person and I am not trying to "diss" her or the club, it just seems like I am more in touch with what is happening via this list and your site as well as a few others. Anthony Taylor |
Administrator
|
>I got the newsletter this week also. While not a longtime member of the
>club, I had no real intention of resubscribing next year, as it seems >that most of what is in the newsletter comes from your site or this >list. Yes, that's true. In the "old days" (before my UFO website existed), the articles I wrote in the SHADO-USECC newsletter were unique. These days, there's a lot of duplication between what's on the Internet and what's in the newsletter. Also unfortunately, with my limited time, my website suffers because of all the time I spend on the newsletter. In fact, in the past year, I think I've spent more time on the newsletter than on my website! -- Marc Martin, [hidden email] |
Free forum by Nabble | Edit this page |