Re: What do you think of this ???
From Hayley Jane Wakenshaw <flu...@quadrant.xs4all.nl.spambgone>
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· 11 Dec 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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"ZAMMO" <SDP...@GLOBALNET.CO.UK> writes: >Please take at look at this site. >Any comments would be greatly received. >http://www/users.globalnet.co.uk/~sdpowers/ *sigh* Nothaing at all to do with ascii art for a start - not even a link to an ascii web site. Waaaaaaaaaaaaay too graphics intensive - graphics used coz they look "kewl", and not because they have a function. Low content - do you actually offer anything that will make ppl want to look at your site? No - that's why you resort to spamming newsgroups with the URL. Bah. -Hayley
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