01 Dec 08 - 02:39 AM (#2504584) Subject: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Tim Leaning Hi Just wanted to say thanks for all the hard work that goes on so we can bitch moan argue and generaly have fun on the cat. I have missed it afew times lately when there have been tech troubles and find it such agreat resource for finding music and staying in touch with freinds. I dunno how it all works ,but I know someone keeps it going . For that I am very grateful. SO thank you whoever you are and have a safe,happy, and musical Holiday. May your god bless you and go with you. |
01 Dec 08 - 02:59 AM (#2504590) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: quokka I second that |
01 Dec 08 - 03:06 AM (#2504592) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Sandra in Sydney me too. Mudcat is my home page & where would I be without it? Hiccups in service & small absences are ok (I CAN survive!) but if it didn't exist ... Thanks Max & Joe & clones & everyone sandra |
01 Dec 08 - 03:34 AM (#2504603) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: VirginiaTam Same here... Love this knowledge space so I really could spend hours just reading here. Mudcat down times push me to practice my instruments and learn new songs to sing. So it is all good. |
01 Dec 08 - 03:36 AM (#2504608) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Lizzie Cornish 1 Love, and thanks, from me too. :0) x |
01 Dec 08 - 08:12 AM (#2504769) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Joe G Me too - appreciate all the hard work - really miss it when its not here - spend most of my time on Trip Advisor then! |
01 Dec 08 - 08:52 AM (#2504815) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: topical tom I really miss Mudcat when it's not available. Thanks to all who maintain and repair it when necessary.Long live the Cat!It's a veritable font of information and good folk who brighten up our lives. |
01 Dec 08 - 08:57 AM (#2504826) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Mrs Scarecrow welcome back and more thanks |
01 Dec 08 - 09:01 AM (#2504832) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Mr Red Yea - you know who your friends are when they are not there. It's been tough these last few days. I've had to survive on ceilidhs, French and Swedish dancing and Folk Clubs. And are they enough? |
01 Dec 08 - 09:17 AM (#2504854) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: The Fooles Troupe Well actually, I'm just here cause Facebook is down... :-P |
01 Dec 08 - 09:27 AM (#2504865) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Fidjit And seasons greetings too, to one and all. Chas |
01 Dec 08 - 09:30 AM (#2504870) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: black walnut For all the fine work behind the curtains...thank you. ~b.w. |
01 Dec 08 - 11:12 AM (#2504967) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: VirginiaTam My fingers hurt. I blame Mudcat breaking down and Richard Bridge. Been practising all yesterday morning this afternoon on the mandolin RB loaned to me. Ouch |
01 Dec 08 - 02:12 PM (#2505122) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Sleepy Rosie As a newb to the site and to singing folk song in general, I've experienced a great deal of friendly camraderie and some really detailed and valuable advice here. I've made some excellent contacts online in the past on different lists for different interests. But I've found this site, is unusually embracing and interesting. It's intelligent, sometimes very funny, and kinda pastoral. There are no doubt some interpersonal squabbles, but overall the differences of opinion seem to be managed with good humour and intelligence. A very difficult thing to sustain on any forum, especially one with such high volume postings from everywhere, and one that allows words like fuck, shit, errr, do I dare the 'c' word.. heh, nah. You get the drift. Not only onlist, but in particular I've also had some superb unexpected detailed advice, friendly banter and offers of real-world support via PM's from several of the regulars here. A very entertaining, informative and embracing online community. Coolio. Hope to flesh out some of the onlist ID's in the not too distant. |
01 Dec 08 - 02:23 PM (#2505134) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Georgiansilver This forum has been a great source of Folk musical knowledge for me and I enjoy a bit of BS too.. I would like to personally thank all those involved in keeping it running, also encourage them in the censoring which I believe they do sensitively and adequately. Best wishes, Mike. |
01 Dec 08 - 03:44 PM (#2505223) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: momnopp I highly recommend this thread for details pertinent to this discussion. It addresses some of the whys of recent 'down' time and offers information on the inner workings of the wonder that is our beloved Mudcat. Peace, JudyO/momnopp |
01 Dec 08 - 03:54 PM (#2505237) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: JHW Wondered where it was yesterday. Thanks for Mudcat - could be the biggest thread ever! |
01 Dec 08 - 04:08 PM (#2505256) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Suegorgeous Yes - thanks to all at Mudcat for the hard work and humour! :) |
01 Dec 08 - 04:23 PM (#2505270) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Aeola Yea Thanks and best wishes to all!! |
01 Dec 08 - 08:02 PM (#2505425) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Fergie Yeah it's the REAL home page Thanks Max, Joe Offer, Mick, et al Fergie |
02 Dec 08 - 02:34 AM (#2505565) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Tim Leaning I have met loads of decent honest music lovers through Mudcat Like GEorgian Silver. He is a realy nice guy(if sexest),and not stingy withhis support and kind words to some of us lesser performers either. And do you know if you go to Gainsbro FC or Faldingworth live you can meet him amd Backwoodsman and sooz and villan and....... TA. Mudcat is a great idea. |
02 Dec 08 - 06:50 AM (#2505681) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: BusyBee Paul Oi! Tim! Who'd you forget?! And yes, I too feel bereft when the Mudcat is sleeping. Deirdre |
02 Dec 08 - 05:09 PM (#2506233) Subject: RE: Thanks Mudcat Folks From: Rowan I'll drink to that! Yesterday I received my copy of Keith McKenry's new book "Australia's lost folk songs" and was pleased to see among the list of those who'd helped him by tracking down info was "the patrons of Mudcat Cafe". Cheers, Rowan |