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Tandleman is the one who refused to link to PG on the basis that "Pub websites tend not to share CAMRA's aims and aspirations". So I really don't rate his ability to see past his prejudices and...

Lots of guff...........
EDIT: I think that this polemic-free post sums up pretty much what the debate is about.[/QUOTE]
I was about to congratulate you on an excellent post that got me thinking...

Indeed a good post, and in a similar although tamer vein: HardKnott Dave.

Just to do a drive by posting as I am only at the computer for 5 minutes.

It would just be lunacy to suggest that CAMRA has stifled development of English beer, a healthy question is always what...

And a house is preferable to a derelict building.

But these facile debates do nothing to alter the fact that CAMRA's mission has already spread beyond it's campaigns name which is all I said.

I am given to understand that bottle conditioned RA is RA, at least that is what the little CAMRA logo on the side of the bottle I saw at Asda said.

Also why try and save pubs by suggesting they...

Shouldn't a pressure group like CAMRA be prepared to support or engage with a tiny, tiny subset of a tiny niche market for real ale though? Certainly a more interesting proposition than worrying...

By that token they shouldn't have anything to do with pubs, they are already involved beyond their name.

Edit: Everything else you say is fine, but it is nothing to do with their name.

Ok, this blogpost is doing the rounds on twitter.

Whilst I was reading it I was tempted to chuck it in one of our other threads because I felt the first half of the post with the letter was...

oldboots, if it is not rude to ask, what is your relationship with CAMRA (genuine question, not having a poke)?

I don't know enough about it, but my feeling from the little I do know is that CAMRA...