Re: ADMIN: Ads or No Ads
Bill Shear wrote:
>
> The advertisements are only a few sentences at the end of the message and
> are very easy to ignore (and every once in a while, one comes up that is
> something worth investigating). They don't bother me in the least and seem
> to be a very small price to pay for a free e-list.
Occasionally messages will show up with a banner ad as well. It has also
been my opinion that I can ignore them easily enough, but I have had
reports that some of the ads cause some systems to redial the connection
to the ISP when someone is working off-line.. I can't say that many have
that problem, but it is a nuisance to some.
At any rate a buck or two from enough folks who would like to do away
with them will solve the problem. It is certainly a low risk
proposition. Purely voluntary. No retribution for anyone who doesn't
contribute, besides I won't even know.
John | "There be dragons here"
| Annotation used by ancient cartographers
| to indicate the edge of the known world.
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