[Trombone-l] Anyone a member of TubeNet forum?

Peter Hanmore phanmore at cogeco.ca
Sun Apr 13 08:37:31 CDT 2008


Steve,
Thanks for some good background info on the forum.  I am primarily a
trombone player, but am re-learning euphonium after many many years away.
The TubeNet and tubaeuph forums have been a great source of info and I would
like to become a member.  I have sent Sean 3 emails now over the course of
almost a month but have yet to receive any response.  I'm not sure whether
he's not getting the emails or if he's just really busy.

Regards,
Peter.

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Marcus [mailto:semarcus1 at yahoo.com] 
Sent: April 13, 2008 9:19 AM
To: Peter Hanmore; trombone-l at samford.edu
Subject: Re: [Trombone-l] Anyone a member of TubeNet forum?

--- Peter Hanmore <phanmore at cogeco.ca> wrote:


> Just wondering if there are any users/members of the
> TubeNet tuba/euphonium
> forum in this group?  I've tried to register a
> couple times and the
> activation keys are always invalid and I cannot get
> a response from the
> admin.  

I'm a long-time member of the TubeNet forum
(http://forums.chisham.com).  The registration process
does work, but it is no longer automatic and
instantaneous.  The administrator personally screens
every applicant to confirm that (s)he is a real person
and not a SPAMmer, troll, unauthorized advertiser, or
someone who previously violated the terms and language
standards of the forum.  This screening process
includes confirming the applicant's IP address, since
those who want to cause trouble can simply attempt to
disguise themselves by entering a different user's
name (the on-screen identity is anonymous, if you wish
it to be so).

TubeNet is an extremely fine forum that is read by the
VERY top tuba and euphonium players in the world,
including those in the so-called "top 5" American
symphony orchestras, military bands, recording
studios, etc.  Some of them "lurk," others post fairly
frequently.  The forum also welcomes relative
newcomers and beginners to the discussions, with the
reminder to search the archives before asking for the
umpteenth time "which mouthpiece should I use," "to
which college should I apply," or "what's
better--silver or lacquer," etc.  TubeNet has been
online for at least 12 years, so the archives are rich
with very useful information and opinions.

If you receive no response days after you've attempted
to register on TubeNet, you can contact the
administrator at sean at chisham.com.

Steve Marcus 
http://www.geocities.com/semarcus1/Steve_Marcus.html
  PLEASE SEND YOUR E-MAILS AND REPLIES TO BOTH E-MAIL ADDRESSES:
  semarcus1 at yahoo.com
  smarcus at steinwaychicago.com
  Work phone: 630/512-8830


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