[Psml] Barriers to Registration

[joeynonose at aol.com]

I'm not sure what the full story is behind this, but maybe, just maybe 
we're getting too computer orientated. There just might be a lot of 
people out there that want to write a letter or send a card or fill out 
and mail an application. Or just don't have the interest and desire to 
become computer jocks. There might even be one or two people who don't 
like DB2000 as strange as that might sound. I don't recall seeing 
anything in any of the job descriptions at the squadron or district 
level that says that an officer has to have an e-mail address or be 
computer literate.

Lt/C George Dellas, JN
Naples Sail & Power Squadron


-----Original Message-----
From: Markus Ritter <markusritter at hotmail.com>
To: George Dellas <joeynonose at aol.com>
Cc: United States Power Squadrons Mailing List <psml at usps.org>
Sent: Fri, Jul 3, 2009 1:30 pm
Subject: [Psml] Barriers to Registration




I think it is a real shame that we allow SEO’s to block on-line 
registration.

 

During the past two months I have pondered this and I can not think of 
one good reason for national to allow this.  There are a lot of folks 
in this world some like to talk on the phone, some like to write 
letters, some like to go and meet others, some write e-mail and some do 
everything on-line even banking.  Why should we put up barriers to 
registration I just can not phantom it.

 

If an20SEO does not have an e-mail address to receive on-line 
registration notification he should assign someone that does.

 

What do we need to do to break down the barriers to class or seminar 
registration.

 

Sincerely yours

 

 

Markus Ritter AP

Webmaster at

Door County Sail & Power Squadron

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