Re: Apple II website For Development

[gesaikin@sqc.com (Gina Saikin)]

In article <hmag-ya02408000R3008981557550001@news.ozemail.com.au>,
hmag@ozemail.com.au (Terry Allen) wrote:

> Have uploaded an introductory page to
> http://www.educate.net.au/~apple2/index.html
> 
> Now inviting anyone who's interested in adding their material & expertise
> to expand the site. I only get to check my email perhaps twice or 3 times a
> day, so don't worry if you've got something emailed to me & I don't get
> back to you in the next hour.
> 
> Don't forget, this site isn't there to replicate what's already on the
> Internet in regard with the Apple II, so let's make it a good site
> together. Of course, we need URLs to existing sites so as to create a total
> Apple II experience for all concerned, so please email any appropriate
> URLs, INCLUDING THE SITE NAME back to me.
> 
> -- 
> Bye For Now, Terry Allen
> 
> hEARd - Non-profit Promotion For new music.
> WWW - http://www.ozemail.com.au/~hmag
> Email - hmag@ozemail.com.au

I would very much like to see such a site - of coure, there are a lot out
there, but you can never have too many...but please, please, don't let it
become a pirate site of pirated software, as in asimov.  Not only does
asimov have 
Appleworks 5 on the site, but Rubywand had the audacity to recommend a
newbie to download it from the site, in the same paragraph that they gave
our (Scantron Quality Computer) phone number to BUY a copy of it. 
Appleworks is NOT YET OUT IN PUBLIC OMAIN AND NEVER MAY BE!!!!!

Yes, a site you're proposing is fine, as long as it doesn't turn into a
pirate's epository.  Check out some of the sites around for ideas.

Gina Saikin