Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 02:55:03 GMT From: cn <nonenopsam.com> Subject: Re: Site going down.
> If I get an email from, say, James Crumlish, and it's addressed to me, > it is not my place to decide to share that. If James Crumlish makes a > post here or in some other public forum, he has chosen to distribute it > widely. The author selects distribution. I didnt write to James Crumlish, I wrote to The Saab Network. You arent listening to what anyone is saying. Everyone heard what you said the first time. > Or, they could just read the notices posted on tsn, and save everyone a > bunch of hassle. To quote, on the page where one enters the data into > a form to post something in the discussion boards: > "To promote your own Saab site here, you must have a link back to > The Saab Network (or your posting wil be deleted). This is > *right* between the "Optional link URL", and "Link title". It's > not like it's hidden, or should be a surprise to anyone. When I got banned, I didnt post a URL, I made available my email address. It wasnt clear that you arent allowed to make your email address to people if you run another saab related website. > I just don't get it why people feel that they're owed something by someone > who runs a free service. It's like people bitching about freeware not > having the features they want, but not going out and writing any to fix the > problem. Its not free. If it was free you wouldnt have to look at advertisements. If you need an example of something that is free, i.e. without advertisements, check out http://saab.pintmaster.com :) I hope this is the last time I am going to have to say all these things. Even if you disagree with what I am saying, at least read it before you rephrase your position. Colin
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