Re: Fw: Reasons for joining the Guild of One-Name Studies

On Tue, 13 Dec 2011 08:21:32 +0000 (GMT), Kirsty Gray
<kirsty.gray@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Robert et al,
 
I fail to see how the new flexible membership can be perceived as 'not flexible'.

Saying this suggests you did not read or understand the points made in
my initial post on this matter, where I said, in part;

"The subject ... " introduces flexible membership" seems to me at
least
to be somewhat misleading.

I do not see any flexibility offered to their membership, still only
an annual renewal option. No ability to renew for 2, 3 or 5 years,
maybe with a discount, for example, or any other flexibility offered.

I would hardly call the ability to pay, based on a sliding scale, the
balance of the fees for the year of joining together with the next
year introducing flexible membership."

--
Bob

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