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Well, it seems that having more than one VSO in the world is somewhat redundant. Certainly a waste of time to format and submit observations to multiple places - I would rather spend the extra time observing! Yes, each may have their specialties, but a lot of effort is duplicated. The costs of physical facilities, computer hardware, personnel, etc. is inefficient just to do the similar things in slightly different ways. I think it would be wise to head towards one worldwide organization, maybe "IAVSO"? that combines all the existing ones as various branches of specialization into the one. Mike Linnolt On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Taichi Kato wrote: > Re: [vsnet-chat 6098] Re: [AAVSO-DIS] Re: NMO Campaign > > > This is from VSNET leader ? > > Is AAVSO under attack? > > Still in disbelieve > > The AAVSO is not under attack. As one of the leading organizations > in the world, I feel I am responsible at least to some degree to the > future of variable star observing. The same is probably true for the AAVSO
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