[Dixielandjazz] DJML Facebook Page

[Marek Boym]

Not I, thank you.
Cheers


On 23 January 2014 06:41, <SargentDrums at aol.com> wrote:

> For years now, I  have wondered why this group has not moved to Facebook.
>
> It has everything that we could want for communications. It truly IS
> perfect for what happens here AND it eliminates all of the quirks that
> exist in
> the outmoded form of "Plain Text Only" email. Really, this IS a  clunker.
>
> Therefore, I have started a Facebook Group for us. It is called  the
> Dixieland Jazz Mailing List. (What else would it be called?) I labeled it
>  that to
> make it easy for you guys to find it.
>
> I am not suggesting that you completely abandon this email deal, BUT, for
> those of you who want to make your lives easier and more fun AND share
> photos,  music, videos, your websites, your gigs AND keep commentaries
> straight,
> this is  the way to go!
>
> BTW, for some of you old "set in you ways" dudes, just know that Facebook
> is NOT just for kids. There are a ton of your peers on it, so don't treat
> it
>  like your VCR that's still flashing 12:00. I guarantee you're going to
> like it .  . . AND, it's free!
>
>
> Here is the emails address for the  group:
> DixielandJazz at groups.facebook.com
>
>
> This is the web address for the  group:
> http://www.facebook.com/groups/DixielandJazz/
>
>
>
>
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> -----
> >From the "Dixieland Jazz Mailing  List" Facebook Group:
>
> I created this page as a tool to move the outmoded  Dixieland Jazz Mailing
> List from a Plain Text only email vehicle to a current,  more productive,
> useful means of communicating in this century.
>
> Here we  can enjoy photos, video clips, website links, audios. Members can
> comment and  read comments without having to open individual emails to read
> a one-sentence  comment. There commentaries will be linked directly to the
> post to which they  are commenting.
>
> This will all be faster ...and more  efficient for everyone, all while
> taking advantage of all forms of media with  are directly connected to
> what we
> do in our performance - which is to provide  audible music and visual
> entertainment and the promotion of such.
>
>
> Bill  Sargent
> 414-305-6955
>
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