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[Michael Czeiszperger <michael AT czeiszperger.org>]

On May 6, 2005, at 4:43 PM, Scott G. Hall wrote:

> The caveat is that they are notorious advertisers.  You sign up with
> them, and expect a *LOT* of messages.  You can't really call it "spam"
> because you signed up for it, but in all other regards, you get a lot
> of spam from them, and anyone they sell your address to.

Yeah, that's why they contacted me--  trying to sell advertising.   
Personally I hate getting "newsletters" in email figuring any news  
that's fit to read will be available on a regular 'ol website, and  
thus concluded advertising in such a medium would just piss off  
potential customers.  But then you apparently like subscribing to  
these things, so who knows?

> If you like "Dev Web Pro", you might check into C|Net's 'Tech  
> Republic'
> "Web Development Zone" newsletter.  Here is an example:
> http://nl.com.com/view_online_newsletter.jsp?list_id=e055
>
> Or Computerworld's "Web App Development". (see: http:// 
> www.cwrld.com/nl/ )
>
> Or IT Toolbox's "Web Design Doers".  Article archives:
> http://webdesign.ittoolbox.com/      And don't forget to sign up  
> for the
> Web Design Doers blog articles to get them right away.

Thanks,

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