[Dixielandjazz] Geography of DJML

Robert Ringwald rsr at ringwald.com
Sun Jun 21 10:06:20 PDT 2009


Stan McDonald wrote:
> Shortly after I subscribed to this list, about two years ago, I sent a
> request to the listmaster asking for a geographical breakdown of the
> membership. I never got an answer to what I thought was a basic question
> that should have been inherent in the list itself. In recent mailings
> there has been a spate of "lurkings," an evident attempt by members to get
> an answer to my original question. Why is not very simple for whoever
> masters this site to come up with a geograpic and/or demographic breakdown
> to share with us?
>
> Chicago Breakdown would do for starters, but I would simply like to know
> if and when I (rarely) send anything, which areas of the US (or the world)
> I might be spending my time addressing -- or wasting -- mine or theirs.
>
> Stan McDonald
>
> Sherborn, Massachusetts. www.bluehorizonjazzband.com


Dear Stan,

I have been the moderator of DJML for some time now.  Can't remember when I
took over but seems as if it has been maybe 8 or 9 years.  I am sorry that
you did not get an answer to your query.  I suspect that my old address was 
listed on the DJML web site.

The Asst. DJML Moderator, Dave Haupt, handles the Internet/Web work, I'm
just the front guy, Jazz Cop and hopefully peace-keeper.

We'll ask Dave about the location of members but I am pretty sure that we
don't have that information.

I am writing an article for the American Rag
about DJML and have been listing countries from the current thread.  So far
I have:

Australia, Brazil, England, France, Germany,
Italy, Ireland, New Zeeland, Norway, Scotland, South Africa, Spain, 
Switzerland and
of course the United States.

While I am at it, anyone reading this post, if you don't see your country 
listed, please drop me a note so I can add it before the article goes to the 
AM Rag.

Best,

--Bob Ringwald
Placerville (Old Hangtown) California
45 miles east of Sacramento
Where the men are men, the women are women, and the dogs are afraid to run 
loose at night...

DJML Moderator
www.ringwald.com





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