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BoaterEd existed looooonnnngg before Boatfix ever came on the scene, and, although related in a small way are not married.
 
If I recall correctly, basically it was because George was the moderator for the Engines forum.
 
yes, George and I "met" on Yachting Magazine's web site in their forums - which were a mess - all html driven with pages getting well over a meg in size. Back then, in the late 90s, everyone was on dial up with many on 18K modems. I started this site just to show Yachting what was possible. They declined to change. After a while, George and I decided to start BoatFix after an arrangement I had with US Charts was canceled. We started the business and ran it for almost two years before we actually met in person. Neither one of us expected it to grow as it has.
 
Wasn't Joel the creative heart of the new enterprise that eagerly accepted new ideas and change?
 
Liz: things were more fun in the early days when Les would dismember people instead of exmembering them.
 
Yikes! That sounds painful. I've come close, but I still have all of my members.
 
Les,

How long before I get my avitar back? I miss my pic and feel naked without it. :)
 
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So pestering Les produces results? Hmmmmm....
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You got results a couple of times didn't you Bob??
 
Friendly, witty discussion of boating related topics. Maybe learn a thing or two. Maybe help out a person or two.
 
So pestering Les will make that happen for you. You're right, that IS interesting...

Seems to me you have gotten all that and more.
 
If you consider asking questions about how the board functions and making suggestions to make the board better, then I guess I was perstering Les. Otherwiise, I have left Les alone.
 
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