Spam ? - Links

[Alex Fraser]

    I quoted my original message below John Teller's quote and Bob 
Bruninga's quote below that.  One thing for sure most of the issues in 
the thread just wouldn't have made any sense in 1990.  Perhaps we would 
have been chatting about BBS sites, if you remember them.
    I too have enjoyed the links, there was no flame intended.  I think 
however there are more choices than a "shotgun approach" and the "Stale 
dead links approach".    There is an opportunity here. 


John Teller wrote:

>I don't know about anyone else, but I like the assorted links posted to this forum by the omniverous and eclectic Dr. Kesteloot among others.  Most times I'll follow the link, even if it's on a subject that would otherwise not interest me!
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>I think having a dedicated website for this sort of stuff would, at worst, put a damper on the cascade of vignettes from Professor Kesteloot, and at best produce yet another stale web page full of dead links.  
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>My .02
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>--- JST
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Alex Fraser wrote:

> Andre
>
>     Do you have a website?  You could post all the links you find to a 
> web page.  Not to tie down Maitland with more work by posting your 
> links to the Amrad page, but as an easier alternative he could have a 
> link on the Amrad site to your site.  It might even be fun to have a 
> page on the Amrad site to all member sites with permission of course.  
>     It seems like the first thing you have to do with any project 
> these days is to start a new site on the web.  Organizations like  
> http://sourceforge.net/ and http://www.qsl.net/ are extremely valuable 
> project oriented "focus sites".  Perhaps to do this , informally at 
> first, might be a direction for Amrad to go.  
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> Andre Kesteloot wrote:
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>> http://user.netonecom.net/~swordman/Radio/ShortWaveRadio.htm
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> Robert Bruninga wrote:
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>>>>>andre.kesteloot at verizon.net 1/5/05 10:14:46 PM >>>
>>>>>          
>>>>>
>>http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Bill_Bowden/homepage.htm
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>>Andre,
>>An email like this will guarantee never to be read by any
>>sensible person on the AMRAD list as it appears no
>>different from SPAM.   If you have something you
>>think people might be intrested in, you owe it to them
>>in words that assures them that it is from you to tell them 
>>what it is so that they have some clue before clicking on 
>>something that looks like SPAM or a virus..
>>
>>Just thought you would like to hear what your very
>>brief "look-at-this" emails look like on the receiving end.
>>
>>Dont get me wrong,  I love your little jems that you 
>>find and share, but many of them I have to ignore
>>because I cannot be convinced with certainty that
>>they aren't some kind of spam..
>>
>>Bob, WB4APR
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