irish2themax
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I signed up. GREAT idea...not sure what happened to the last list. I signed up for that too
For all those concerned about this information being public. There really isn't a way for me to lock this list and still make it accessible. So if you are concerned I guess it would be best not to list your information. But in my simple mind it is no different than the old fashioned phonebook. Heck, that had our full address in it, not just a city. Also, in my case, this is a cell phone number, we have no land line. So I guess I am just a trusting soul. This is just a volunteer thing anyway and the only way someone would know to click on this public list is by reading this thread in Spyderlovers.
Deb,
Can I make one suggestion before the sheet gets too full?
If you make a column that is state and another that is City, it could be sorted better for those travelling to a given state.
Just a thought.
Ill add my info either way.
Per suggestion, I separated the city and state/province; but left a place for "Near" if desired. Also added a second column for telephone number...in this day of home and cell, etc.
The BMWMOA (BMW Motorcycle Owners Association) Anonymous book comes out annually. It is one of the best benefits of belonging to the owners' group. With over 100,000 members, it is very comprehensive. The day has been saved for lots of travelers by carrying this book.This is a great idea. BMW Owners publishes a paperback size book with all the dealers, mechanics, and friends and riders.
But this is a new age so great ideas!
The BMWMOA (BMW Motorcycle Owners Association) Anonymous book comes out annually. It is one of the best benefits of belonging to the owners' group. With over 100,000 members, it is very comprehensive. The day has been saved for lots of travelers by carrying this book.
In the interests of privacy, they do not list owners' names or addresses. Just the city/state, phone number, and what they can provide...basic tools, full shop, trailer, conversation, coffee, camping space, etc. It is a sensible approach, and one that we may wish to consider.
I do have one concern about the format of this list. Broken down on the road, Internet access is unavailable for many of us who do not own a fancy modern "smart phone". For those of us who are dinosaurs, don't forget to print out the list before you hit the road. Who says we can't have a paperback?![]()
That's right. Spydergirl helped me out when I was in need. U-haul's trailer did not work out. Thanks to her, I was able to get back on the road ASAP. Thanks Spydergirl!!!!
:agree: In this day when a large number of people have no land line, there seems to be little alternative. The option is not to list yourself. BMWMOA offers this option, too.My concern is privacy. I'm willing to help anyone, but cell phone numbers getting out can be disasterous. Who uses land lines anymore? :dontknow: Reluctantly, info added...
Chris :doorag:
Not bad for the first go round. 23 members on the road assitance list, but there's still alot of states not covered. This list could evan save your ass sometime:thumbup: