Re: Letters? (WAS: Re: Delete me) [OFF TOPIC]

C and P <enigma(at)netcom.ca> wrote:
>If I could:
>
>a) write as well as those you mentioned above or
>b) code HTML as well as those above could write then I would:
>
>a) not being doing HTML or
>b) not care about how well I write, and therefore use lots of smileys.
>
>phil.


LOL ROTFL :-D :-) ;-) Well, IMHO...

Hey, I *can't* write anywhere near as well as those I mentioned. Which is
why you won't find my personal home page on the web. A couple of friends
have suggested I put my fiction on the web. I decline because:

a) I'm not a very good writer.
b) Only a couple of my friends would be interested and they get e-mailed
copies of what I write anyway. Why should I inflict it on the rest of the
world?

While I'm on this topic...

Andrea: I'm sorry I wrote "Rubbish" in reference to your opinion. Would it
have helped if I had followed it with a smiley?

Nick Papageorge: I can't even remember what the original poster was talking
about. I'm continuing the thread because I am interested in the way people
use written communication on the 'net. I think it falls under "...the
discussion of why/why not certain design strategies [...] should be
incorporated into website design." (From the -theory charter). If the list
guides disagree then I'll drop it. Fair enough?


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