In praise of the "MFD" its members, and a question?

[nolan woodbury]

In the three + years I've been a member of the MFD, I've found it to

be an invaluable source of information and entertainment. Over this

time period I have also met (through the list) many wonderful people

and made some life-long friendships as well. One individual -

Hartley "Martin" Michaels- read one of my posts in which I made the

comment that I had spent years searching for a ultra-rare Yashica B

TLR. Imagine my surprise when Martin emailed me with the news that he

had not only found a Yashica B, but that he had secured it for me (if

I was still interested) and even arranged shipment! The "B" now

proudly fills the once gaping hole in my Yashica TLR collection.

Public thanks to Martin, and all the great photographers who frequent

this forum. I had never net Martin, never corresponded with him. I'm

overwhelmed! The camera is lovely.

 

My question: Just over six weeks ago, my long-time ISP went belly up

and I was forced to sign with a new provider, thus gaining a new

email address. Although I've tried to find a solution, I was forced

to "re-subscribe" to the MFD, leaving my archive of posts and my

gallery under my old information. I guess I'm not net savvy enough to

figure out how to "swap" the info over to my new area. Can anyone

tell me the procedure?

[edsel_adams]

What the hell is MFD??

[paul_chuah]

MFD = Medium Format Digest

[nolan woodbury]

Kindly ignore the question portion of my post, as the "powers that be" at Photo.Net have kindly solved the problem. Kindly ignore the question portion of my post, as the "powers that be" at Photo.Net have kindly solved the problem. Thanks to those who contacted me with solutions and suggestions.