[ RadSafe ] keep the Radsafe list active

[Baumbaugh, Joel T CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-PACIFIC, 55360]

Ha, you have me beat John, I think it was 1990 for me, although it might have been earlier (I'd have to ask old co-workers at the University I was working at)...  Was Melissa our first Moderator or was it Mike? ... must be "Old Timers"...

I've gotten a lot out of Radsafe over the years.  There used to be a pretty good source exchange (someone was asking about that a while back).  I picked up a lot of good sources that people no longer needed and couldn't afford to get rid of -  and pretty good information when I needed  clarification on something or at least someone to respond to/from when I needed a sounding-board.

Its changed a lot over the years - people have more of a tendency to leave Health Physics and go branching off into - well, sometimes I don't know where, but for the most part it's been pretty informative.  ...and the "personal" (character) attacks were not fun to read at all... People were getting nasty...

....It would be a shame to see it go however, I hope these problems get fixed...  Jeff, I hope you tough it out...

...Joel Baumbaugh
   San Diego, CA


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Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] keep the Radsafe list active

All

I agree. I've been using and enjoying  Radsafe since I moved back to Canada
in 1988.

John R Johnson


On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 10:46 AM, Bob May <may at jlab.org> wrote:

> I completely concur with Sander Perle. Jeff has done a fantastic job
> managing the list. It is a well moderated forum. Please keep it active.
> Bob May
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