Re: Daylilies

In the civilized world most newspaper reporters and columnists have published email addresses that are associated with the newspaper, not their personal address.

On Wednesday, July 21, 2004, at 09:41 PM, Donna wrote:

R U NUTS!:)

E-Gads-- other e-mail address of mine have been published.... on the web
as well as newspapers. The junk mail that comes with- the nut cases-
the-- you get the picture- for every thousand e-mails... only 2 or 3 are
real.

Better think about that first! Links in the e-mail to a site is one
thing- an e-address is another.....

Donna



One way to increase the value of your column is to make it interactive
via email. Most of the free-be, wire service stuff can't provide that
very satisfactorily. Let the readers choose the plants or topics
[within reason, of course]. You could also provide web links to
photos,
which would provide color and avoid the copyright problem. 

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Island Jim
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