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trombapaul · 05-09-2006, 08:22 PM

Personally, I have no problem with other peoples markings (EXCEPT
FINGERINGS!!! GOD, that pisses me off!!

). Where they become an issue
is when the previous marker pushed the pencil into the paper as hard as they
possibly could. As far as I'm concerned, mark what you need but do it lightly,
in #2 black only, so it can be COMPLETELY erased if need be.

Along the lines of erasing, erase your parts before you return them. Save
the next player alot of time and trouble. It's called consideration.

Paul

05-09-2006, 08:22 PM	#24 (permalink)
trombapaul Pianissimo User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Detroit, MI Posts: 71	Personally, I have no problem with other peoples markings (EXCEPT FINGERINGS!!! GOD, that pisses me off!! ). Where they become an issue is when the previous marker pushed the pencil into the paper as hard as they possibly could. As far as I'm concerned, mark what you need but do it lightly, in #2 black only, so it can be COMPLETELY erased if need be. Along the lines of erasing, erase your parts before you return them. Save the next player alot of time and trouble. It's called consideration. Paul __________________ "Do, or do not....there is no try!" (Yoda) "What the hell does sound have to do with music?" (Charles Ives)