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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Feb 2005
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Don't be too discouraged, Neil:
Our numbers are shrinking (old hands) and the newbies probably won't start commenting until they "learn the ropes" here at JPF... if they even return. I'm having to use another PC because my Wi-Fi was hacked and is now off-line. (Little stinkers.)
I've got too many things going on here to spend much time at my favorite site... as well as Wi-Fi problems. Dentists, Doctors, Honey-Do projects and new neighbors. It's always something.
One "trick" you may want to consider... wait several days before sharing a new song. If you post fewer songs, you won't be competing with yourself as much and the interest of other participants will probably improve. No guarantees, but a JPF Master Writer told me about that trick several years ago and it seems to work.
All the best, ----Dave
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