[Slowhand] RE: B&P tips

[Jon Maclean]

I have no problems with 99.9% of what Scott reproduced with regard to B&P 
trades, but I would add a word of caution that "post-its" can be 
problematical. I have had 2 trading instances of post-its being TOO adhesive 
and literally tearing the coating off CD-R's resulting in coffee coasters.
Hence I NEVER use post-its for this purpose, but just small pieces of paper 
with appropriate identification enclosed in each CD sleeve. The post-its 
problem may not happen often, but I'd rather avoid them altogether to be 
sure. I also avoid writing on the discs at all - that's the recipients' 
perogative, not mine.

Cheers,
Jon


>Message: 7
>Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 23:28:47 -0800
>From: "Scott Wallenberg" <scottw at frazmtn.com>
>Subject: [Slowhand] B&P tips....  note tip (G)
>To: "Slowhander" <slowhand at planet-torque.com>
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>As posted on the Allman Bros list from member Billy Hollems
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>SUGGESTED GUIDELINES FOR B&P'S / TRADES:
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>or B&P.
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                     <snip>
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>F)  Writing on the information area of the disc should be left up the 
>trader
>receiving the show.  I personally do not mind if minimal information is
>written on the inner circle of the disc.  I put the information on little
>pieces of paper or post-its, that I include with the CD in the CD sleeve,
>when I am doing a trade or B&P.
>