Re: CGIDEV2 and Sign-ups ( was Mixing GET and POST Methods)

["Brad Stone" <brad@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Then why have it at all?  I can email the author, revisit
the site, or post on mailing lists my problems and get
answers.

You know that's not the only reason they want that info.
Names are worth more than software in today's world.  

I'm not bent, either.  *snicker*

Brad

On Tue, 7 Aug 2001 08:24:14 -0400
 jon.paris@e400.com wrote:
> 
>  >> Small correction.  Requireing signup information
> isn't "free" in my
> book.  :)
> 
> I wish I could understand why people get so bent out of
> shape over "signing
> up".  Providing the site _only_ uses it to notify me of
> essential updates
> etc. just where is the problem?  I don't sign-up for any
> site that doesn't
> give me the option to say "don't send annoying
> promotional stuff" but in
> the case of sites like easy400 the sign up basically the
> same as here on
> the list.  What's the big hairy deal?
> 
> 
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