[NSP] Re: Help please

2010-11-17 Thread Richard York
Thanks, Ian, for this link. Really useful, especially when it leads to Jakob Nielsen's pages, where I can feel virtuous about some bits my own site's design and learn that others need changing quite seriously! Richard. When I have had problems like this I often go back and re-read and

[NSP] Re: Help please

2010-11-17 Thread A.J.Gilhooley
Ian, Thanks for posting the link to the Dick Gaughan article. It is perhaps even more relevant than ever in today's online world. Also worth a visit is www.internetisshit.org, another discussion of style vs content, the medium not being the message and so on. For a longer read, Andrew Keene's

[NSP] Re: Help please

2010-11-17 Thread Christopher.Birch
Bit over the top isn't it? And anyway the monkeys and their trypewriters (sic) are a fallacy. You'd long have exhausted the number of particles in the universe before you got close to having an infinite number of anything. Infinity is, er, big. c -Original Message- From:

[NSP] Re: Help please

2010-11-17 Thread Christopher.Birch
The link from the rant to Gaughan's main page doesn't work. Somebody being clueless, I assume. c -Original Message- From: lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu [mailto:lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu] On Behalf Of Richard York Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 10:41 AM To: NSP group Subject: [NSP] Re:

[NSP] Many Thanks

2010-11-17 Thread Anthony Robb
Hello amazing people Apologies for tardy reply (a Newcastle uni day - not helped by frantic 70mile detour to Alnwick to retrieve a one off spec teaching chanter left in the BB chest of drawers after Alnwick Gathering!) I've been overwhelmed by the time and trouble taken to help me