In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dexter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >On Sat, 13 Apr 2002, Roy Wood wrote: > >> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dexter >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >> >I'm after all sorts of 2nd hand odds and ends. Maybe if you posted a >> >fortnightly list of stuff to the list, it would move a lot more quickly? >> >:o) >> I think everyone would complain. This is not really for advertising > >In that case, feel welcome to pop them up at ql.spodmail.com - it's had a >couple of hundred visitors this week, many not from the list. I'm very >pleased. The site has been accessed from over 700 different sites and it's >only a few months old. I'm guessing from emails and site info that over a >third of visitors do not subscribe (or I should say do not post) to >qlusers or qldeveloper.
Good ... it takes time to build up. It is different form this list, yet also very useful for discussions. >Remember, you can list items, and have the ability to edit your own posts >when you sell something ;) I can even create areas for companies, where >they have moderator privilege over their own areas. I will take that up for the London Quanta Group ... when I get time to list all the second hand goods that we now hold. There is always someone looking for something ... Let me know about how to do all this. >I will spend some time developing some open source QL-related tools so >people can co-operate on projects through the website. It'll include FTP >areas, some kind of revision control system, and so on... Sounds exciting ... >Like I said, if anyone feels there's a real need for something, let me >know and I'll see what I can do. I am all in favour of several QL related sites being active in different ways, the more there are the better as people have different needs. -- Malcolm Cadman
