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Jonathan N. Little
Another one of those, in akin to what my son calls EverCrackBeauregard said:Yeah, I had already looked it up to see what it was. <g>
Another one of those, in akin to what my son calls EverCrackBeauregard said:Yeah, I had already looked it up to see what it was. <g>
Beauregard said:"When you pay a small fee of only 1k per month ..."
$1000 AU Dollars? Euros? US Dollars? Per month?
" ... you can ask other people on our Runescape Chat your buggering
questions or you could post a message onto our sit which we will
answer!"
Is Runescape a game for kids? Will kids have a thousand dollars?
Runescape money
Hmmm, nah, you can tell that in other ways.Beauregard said:He just posted the same query in alt.www.webmaster, where he says he is
eleven years old. For some reason, the site doesn't look like something
an 11-year-old would produce.
I wonder if he is Geoff Hutchison ?
al said:Okay, Danny, I'll make my comments and then go way.
If this is your first web page, it's not bad. It's simple, which is okay -
in a lot of places simpler is much better than some of what I see. BUT
there are a lot better ways to create a web site than anything from office.
If you ask the good people her (my self excluded, I'm learning as well)
they'll <normally> graciously give direction.
I don't understand what buggering has to do with it.A cursory look only here but, apparently, "yes" to both.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=runescape&btnG=Google+Search
Hmmm, nah, you can tell that in other ways.
I will agree though that the site does not really look like something a
kid of that age would be interested in, it's to plain (and frankly the
english is not really 11-year old speak and the design is not
interesting enough for what is assentually (spelling) a gameing site.
This is a site where bright colours and stuff would really work.
They are all good points.al said:Now, c'mon guys. It's the first web page for a youngster who (I've looked
around some of his other references) seems to have a little more than a bit
of education. Maybe the fact that his english is better than yours makes
you uncomfortable - but having worked with a few 'whiz kids' *I* find them
(lack of a better word) enjoyable.
Would you really have been more accepting of a flashy site, full of
everything that some of the notorious sites have, done striictly in
html/css more believable - I'd have had a heard time believing *that* was
done by an unaided 11 year old. Personally I find this something an 11
year old would/could put together for a first try - and he at least had the
smarts to come to the web groups for a critique (even if he did multipost,
which is a no-no, Danny).
//al
Ed Mullen wrote...
I don't understand what buggering has to do with it.
danny said:Umm... I'm not exactly sure what multiposting is, I'm sorry if it's
unacceptable.... Thanks
Jonathan said:Well Danny, you a young web savvy kid, try Googling it, and while you at
it, Google top-posting. Wikipedia has a great article on "netiquette"
which will give you a good foundation on the do's and don'ts on Usenet.
Koala Hunting?Beauregard said:Sure, Uncle Geoff and I were koala hunting just last week.
"danny said:Ahhhh... Thanks. I'll endeavor not to multipost.
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
What about not top-posting while you are at being good? <g>
al said:DoRayMe -
> Danny's using (the unmentionable) google groups to post his
messages. He might not have any option on where the reply goes. ((Not
having used Google groups I *really* don't know...))
> Looking at the
headers and his posts in his blog, Danny appears to be somewhere in Europe
(Germany?).
It also appears as if he might be using FireFox (I'm not certain from the
header information).
Danny, I'm second guessing here but, as I noted above, you seem to be
accessing the groups through the university of Berlin(??).
You might want
to ask your sponsor there if you can get direct access to the usenet
newsgroups. If the answer to that is a positive, then google for
'newsreaders', select one of them (and people here can give recommendations
- I use 40tude) and try to use that for acessing the newsgroups.
If my guessing is all wrong - oh, well.
//al
al jones said:DoRayMe - Danny's using (the unmentionable) google groups to post his
messages. He might not have any option on where the reply goes.
al said:DoRayMe - Danny's using (the unmentionable) google groups to post his
messages. He might not have any option on where the reply goes. ((Not
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