Note of Appreciation

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VJOFan
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Joined: Apr 06, 2018

by VJOFan »

Lots of things suck in the world.

This space doesn't. I appreciate that, and appreciate all of the users who keep it that way.

I am sure many of you exist in work spaces like mine where full honesty and tough debate is frowned upon. There is a way to think and talk and that must be upheld. If you venture to tear down a orthodoxy curtain, punishment is sure, though usually subtle, but definitely permanent.

Having a space like this where I see people can disagree and argue spiritedly and in the end, if necessary, can live with "agree to disagree" in a respectful way helps keep me sane.

Thanks to the owners, admin and users of this space. It is a pretty special environment. Especially online!
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BrassSection
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Joined: May 11, 2022

by BrassSection »

Agree on appreciation, as a long time player, but mostly self taught and not performing overly difficult music I feel at ease asking questions here. Sorta like my old hockey analogy: Being a New York Rangers fan in central Pa is at times difficult…but at Christmas time at my old work place, I bought Penguins stuff for those who liked them, and a Pens fan got me some NYR stuff, including a used game puck. At the end of the day, we were all hockey fans. Here, we are all trombone/brass players and accept each other. Thanks to all those whose knowledge I respect.
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Neo_Bri
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Joined: Mar 21, 2018

by Neo_Bri »

I'm glad to hear this. We initially created this site as a "lifeboat" in case the original Trombone Forum went down. Ultimately it did, so our preparation was timely.

For my own, I very much appreciate the mods/tech folks that keep things running smoothly and on track.
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Posaunus
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Joined: Mar 23, 2018

by Posaunus »

And special gratitude to Brian - without him (and the others) we'd have no TromboneChat!