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Alastair Smeaton
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 18:20:02 +1000, "A.A. Fussy"
absolute bollocks Fussy
1) your top posting means that my reader, set up properly, misses out
your reply
2) you ask for advice on free hosting of files - you can't afford a
small account ? Maybe you should have saved your money from the recent
"Babya expo" where you launched your wonderful programmes - maybe then
you could have a site where files can be downloaded.
You bum up your programmes, nominate them for pricelessware without
declaring yourself as the author, and talk fantasy about babya expos
and "igniting the desktop revolution" (or whatever it was)
If you are serious, ask in this group, listen to advice given - for
example, set up a free account with an isp, use their small web
allowance, and list your programmes with descriptions - then either
agree to email them to people, or to upload them to
alt.binaries.freeware
above suggestions not perfect - not everyone can get this newsgroup,
and is a manual solution, but better than fantasy language and no-one
actually seeing the programmes.
You had some way of allowing access to your programmes last year - I
and others had a try at your desktop replacement, and it was awful
then - if it is better now, perhaps think more carefully about how you
draw attention to it and let others try it out.
sorry if I started off negatively - the "Babya expo" nonsense did it
for me
absolute bollocks Fussy
1) your top posting means that my reader, set up properly, misses out
your reply
2) you ask for advice on free hosting of files - you can't afford a
small account ? Maybe you should have saved your money from the recent
"Babya expo" where you launched your wonderful programmes - maybe then
you could have a site where files can be downloaded.
You bum up your programmes, nominate them for pricelessware without
declaring yourself as the author, and talk fantasy about babya expos
and "igniting the desktop revolution" (or whatever it was)
If you are serious, ask in this group, listen to advice given - for
example, set up a free account with an isp, use their small web
allowance, and list your programmes with descriptions - then either
agree to email them to people, or to upload them to
alt.binaries.freeware
above suggestions not perfect - not everyone can get this newsgroup,
and is a manual solution, but better than fantasy language and no-one
actually seeing the programmes.
You had some way of allowing access to your programmes last year - I
and others had a try at your desktop replacement, and it was awful
then - if it is better now, perhaps think more carefully about how you
draw attention to it and let others try it out.
sorry if I started off negatively - the "Babya expo" nonsense did it
for me