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Special Interest Video Poker Groups/Civil Liberties

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In a message dated 6/26/06 3:30:30 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
fromthevault@yahoo.com writes:

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> The vpFREE Video Poker Group is a free internet forum for the
> discussion and exchange of information about video poker and
> video poker related topics.
>
> Special interest groups, whose membership significantly overlaps
> vpFREE's, are counter-productive to most vpFREE members IMO.
> They tend to duplicate, fragment and dilute vpFREE's full-service
> video poker coverage. vpFREE members who post something on these
> forums, rather than on vpFREE, penalize their fellow vpFREE
> members who prefer a one-stop site and are excluded from the post
> and any ensuing discussion.
>
> vpFREE members who appreciate and value vpFREE as a free,
> full-service, one-stop video poker resource should seriously
> consider the advisability of participating on any narrowly
> focused special interest group that dilutes vpFREE's video
> poker coverage.
>
> vpFREE Administrator

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I always thought the vpFREE administrator as a Civil Libritarian. Hell, I
voted for Ed Clark in 1980. You can't stand some competition? Face it, the
vpFREE group is not focused...one size does not fit all. Your Mission statement
would be rejected as being too broad in the business world.

I did belong the the Department of Redundancy Department in the influencial
1970's.

BS

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I always thought the vpFREE administrator as a Civil Libritarian.

Hell, I

voted for Ed Clark in 1980. You can't stand some competition?

Face it, the

vpFREE group is not focused...one size does not fit all. Your

Mission statement

would be rejected as being too broad in the business world.

I did belong the the Department of Redundancy Department in the

influencial

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1970's.

BS

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Golly who was this drunk without a coherent thought? I don't drink
and drive anymore since the 1996-97 Winter League Bowling season.

Apparently I still drink and type though.

I guess my issues were about:

Competition is Good, Capitialism is a cornerstone to Libitariasm.

Not every place can answer all questions.

The bigger you get, the smaller the response quotient from the
population.

Yes, I was a fan of Monty Python in the 1970's.

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Some of you long-time LVA forum members might remember the "*" thread
a few years ago. I stepped in it then, just over 200 responses, when
I was just trying to delete a thread topic.

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