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Old 07-25-2005, 03:00 PM   #1
Christopher J Umbs
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[CFML] Re: Resigning from List

Considering the list rules state "this list is NOT for discussing
modern sport (i.e. Olympic-style) fencing", I've always been
dismayed by the ammount of time that is spent talking about it.
It's the same reason that I've never been a fan of FQM. I don't
care if sport fencers flick because I don't do sport fencing and
I'll never have to face it - so, who cares?

Chris

--- In classicalfencing@yahoogroups.com, Sean Hayes <seanhayes@n...>
wrote:
> Dear list members-
>
> In an effort to reduce the virtual clutter in my mailbox, I have
> decided to resign from this list (and several others). While my
> interest in classical fencing is deep, I find that this list

doesn't
> address the topic much, and that there's a lot of repetition of
> topics from previous years.
>
> In particular, the various forms of the "sport vs classical"

debate
> seem to consume much discussion time. That's fine. The list

should
> feel free to discuss whatever it wants, and clearly this is a

popular
> topic: people should explore their interest in it. But for me,

after
> a solid decade on this and other lists, it's been exhausted. I

have
> no complaints about sport fencers or sport fencing to make - I

wish
> them all well - and I have no further interest in defining

classical
> fencing as "not sport fencing".
>
> Kim, please feel free to keep me on the webpage as a contact

person;
> I'm always happy to serve in this capacity.
>
> To all others, please feel free to contact me with any questions

you
> might have at <seanhayes@n...>. I'll be happy
> to answer to the best of my abilities.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Sean Hayes
> Maestro d'armi
> Northwest Academy of Arms





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