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in reply to a message by Lala
I got an e-mail from him where he said he was already inundated with e-mail, and he doesn't like his e-mail being bandied about. He implied that he still comes over to this board occasionally and notes if any names have been requested, and for that reason I believe (I can't quite remember what he said, and I deleted the e-mail *blushes*) he requested that we not say "You can't add names via the boards". I seem to remember him saying he prefers to have us link directly to the Submit a Name page if we must link to something: http://www.behindthename.com/submit.php.
Miranda
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Miranda
"Come... you must eat my child." — From an unknown badfic.
Proud adopter of 15 punctuation marks; see my profile for their names.
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Yes, what Miranda said. :)
There's nothing wrong with people posting about missing names or mistakes on the board. At least that way the information is logged, and other users can discuss/back up/refute their claims. Of course, there's less of a chance I'll actually remember to make the change to the database if it's not emailed to me, but I do visit this board once or twice a day, so it is likely I'll see it.
As for the email thing, I'd prefer people not write my address out, in order to reduce the amount of junk mail I receive. (email spiders are programs that traverse the web, collecting any email addresses they come across - the collected addresses are then sold to spammers)
Thanks!
Mike
There's nothing wrong with people posting about missing names or mistakes on the board. At least that way the information is logged, and other users can discuss/back up/refute their claims. Of course, there's less of a chance I'll actually remember to make the change to the database if it's not emailed to me, but I do visit this board once or twice a day, so it is likely I'll see it.
As for the email thing, I'd prefer people not write my address out, in order to reduce the amount of junk mail I receive. (email spiders are programs that traverse the web, collecting any email addresses they come across - the collected addresses are then sold to spammers)
Thanks!
Mike
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sorry
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