Shel Belinkoff wrote: > Here's a suggestion for those posting URL's to which they want to send > people: how about including some information in the message that provides > some idea about what's to be found. For example, Ann, you could have > mentioned the name of the book or the author and asked if the spelling was > correct as well as including the URL. Might save some folks some time and > $$. I'm not picking on you specifically ... this has been a sore point for > me for some time: someone posts a URL with the comment "interesting." and > that's it. So folks, how's about fleshing out these messages with links in > them with a little more info? > > Shel
Normally I would agree, Shel -- I sort of wanted a reaction to the listing which, if I clued every one, I wouldn't get. I did say it was a book - Why would it save anyone $$ though? I'm not being a spoiler for anyone's great find - and it doesn't cost anyone anything to look. The only thing I mind is when people have a link to a sight that moves or has music on it without warning - or something that takes ten hours to download. I'll add, though, that it is a book of artwork that I have listed starting at $5.50 US and that there had been only one hit on it prior to my asking you guys to look. ann > > > [Original Message] > > From: Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Look, this isn't a photo book, but it is by > > someone whose photo sense is legend, of course. > > I can't understand why I'm not even getting any > > hits on it... its so lovely. > > > > Would some of you just go take a look so it won't > > be so lonesome? > > > > Maybe I should misspell the last name of the > > author... > > > > > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=279&item=7936863777&r > d=1 > > > > of course, right now the andale counters seem to > > be off all over the place > > > > > > annsan
