Re: Re: OT gmail accounts
| From: | Rick Fletcher | Date: | Mon, 20 Sep 2004 21:27:41 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: OT gmail accounts | ||
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Greg Donald wrote:
On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 12:15:18 -0700, Rick Fletcher <rick@snocap.com> wrote:I didn't reply to your email. The email I replied to mentioned nothing related to PHP. When I replied I was trying to provide a pointer that would help out anyone who might have been interested by your thread, and at the same time, end it. It's a PHP list. If javascript related questions don't belong here (and there were a few just today that were ended with such a reply), then neither do gmail invite threads. --RickPlease stop talking about gmail invites on the list. Anyone who wants one, or who has some to give away, just do a google search for a place to get or give them. Sites like this one (the 3rd result for "free gmail invites") are acting as a proxy for free invites: http://isnoop.net/gmailomatic.phpYou are a hypocrite. You say to "please stop talking about gmail invites", and then you proceed to talk about where to get free ones, and even post a URL, as if my free ones weren't good enough. Pffft. Meanwhile you offered no insight into my query about echo and print usage. I think offering free email accounts to people who use email often is very on-topic. It's not like I posted a link to an ebay page. GMail has message threading, something every list serve member should be using, and not all email clients support very well.