Dave Keenan unsubscribing

> [Dave Keenan, TD 267.1]
>
> Just letting y'all know I am unsubscribing for an indefinite
> time. I've had a wonderful time and learned so much in this
> "learning exchange", but it has become, for me, an addiction.
> Which means that I'm not getting other things done that I want
> to get done.

> [Dan Stearns, TD 267.3]
>
> I (for one) am really sorry to hear this... Hopefully the TD
> will become a manageable addiction, and you'll soon be back...
> I have personally come to regard the TD as a pretty singular
> and dynamic source of theoretical (or technical) information
> exchange that I can't quite imagine finding anywhere else...
> and as far as I'm concerned, your contribution (to it) will be
> sorely missed.

I second everything Dan says. Dave, your posts have been some
of the most informative and interesting that I've seen here, and
your webpages about tuning have a visual beauty that *really*
appeals to me.

I can understand being addicted to the Tuning List - it happened
to me too. The only thing that brought me out of it was:
getting addicted to another List (about Mahler). Then the
attention required by a new girlfriend quickly got me out of
that one.

I hope you can find a way to deal with your addiction to the
Tuning List while remaining a subscriber, so that the *occasional*
post from you will be forthcoming... I certainly will look
forward to anything else you have to say in the future about
tuning.

-monz

Joseph L. Monzo Philadelphia monz@juno.com
http://www.ixpres.com/interval/monzo/homepage.html
|"...I had broken thru the lattice barrier..."|
| - Erv Wilson |
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