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luddites
The early days of the world wide web were much more exciting than today...
Remember dial-up? Remember when you had to know your facts, when you had to think on your **** when engaging in those rough and tumble proto-forums? Before the days of Wikipedia, Youtube, Flickr, and searchable databases such as cyclingnews?
For all you complainging about race radio, how about you go back to dail-up for all forum activities from now till the end of the TdF. If you post photos, or link or videos, you have to do so without any assistance from outside websites. When arguing points, you have to rely upon hardcopys of any previous race.
In other words, you have to think and do for yourself. And were I analogous to the ASO, I would force you to do so.
Sound like a good idea?
Any takers amongst those of you railing against team radio...
The early days of the world wide web were much more exciting than today...
Remember dial-up? Remember when you had to know your facts, when you had to think on your **** when engaging in those rough and tumble proto-forums? Before the days of Wikipedia, Youtube, Flickr, and searchable databases such as cyclingnews?
For all you complainging about race radio, how about you go back to dail-up for all forum activities from now till the end of the TdF. If you post photos, or link or videos, you have to do so without any assistance from outside websites. When arguing points, you have to rely upon hardcopys of any previous race.
In other words, you have to think and do for yourself. And were I analogous to the ASO, I would force you to do so.
Sound like a good idea?
Any takers amongst those of you railing against team radio...