Hello Mrbisok.

As a relative newcomer to Mudcat myself i can appreciate your concern as regards "stepping on peoples toes".

This evening i'm suprvising a group of lads in our school Computer room and i've got one eye on my screen and the other six on theirs making sure they don't go "astray" on the web.

It could be said that your hypothetical Texan is exercising his right to promote his kind of music and i imagine that you would be inclined to encourage him in expressing himself freely and would no doubt be "stepping on the toes" of those who might prevent him doing so.

It's been my experience on Mudcat (just as in any boardroom diningroom or shopfloor) you will find personalities which tend to dominate and bully and whose "toes"(if not ego's) are ripe for stepping on.

No doubt when and if you feel compelled to do some "toe stepping" i'm confident that you will do so in the sensitive manner in which you presented your question.

Apart from this,McGrath presented the "Mudcat protocol" in his usual succinct manner.

Cheers !