Re: [Utah-astronomy] member loaner scope vs school subsidy

I withdraw my post, way too much has been read into it, or more likely, too little of it was clearly understood, my mistake. I'm not a good communicator. I just tossed out some ideas, never suggested pursuit of any particular strategy. I wondered why members who are teachers didn't seem to take advantage of the loaner scope program. As has been posted already, a member who borrows a scope can take it wherever they want while in their custody. Public relations is actually about the lowest priority on my personal astronomy list, anyway. I'll happily show-off the sky and mentor someone if they seek me out, but I will not go out of my my way to find them. I leave that up to folks with time on their hands.