Re: OT Hotmail

[David Gary]

Chris Jester (CTS Technical) wrote:


> I do web sites for people all over who don't have internet access at all. If

> fact many are just starting to learn about the internet and I am the one who

> sets them up.


Well it seems thats what type of clientele that your experience attracts.


Obviously our experiences are different.


You evidently are a big time web designer that attracts attention all over the

world from

people who cant see it.


Where as I am new to traditional webdesign and find myself here because of the

opportunities

that new technologies like Flash offer to create interactivity and animation for

web application on the internet.


> So I wouldn't get that attitude about people who don't have an

> ISP.


No attitude my man, we are obviously from two different backgounds. I come from

designing

graphics for print and creating3D/2D animations for front end CD-rom

application.

Because of that I dont cater or offer my services to a broad audience like your

experience in traditional web design evidently allows  you to. Ive only created

very few

traditional webs sites. Its not my livelyhood. It may soon be part

of it if Flash can attract the budgets my corporation demands.


> Remember you to at one point did not have an ISP and needed someone to

> tell you how to go about getting set up.


Indeed, as anyone. That still doesnt change my or a majority of people's opinion

about"Hotmail" or other "freebie" accounts and how users have given them a bad

name.

Why else would programmers direct there attention to provide ways to filter them

into the trash.

Not your fault, not blaming you. Just trying to warn designers if they try to

attract business

with them.


> If Hotmail is a way for people to start asking questions then I say why not!


Okie dokie.


> I live in Seattle, and I visit relatives in Oregon all the time, do you

> think I would call Seattle from Oregon to check my email? You have got to be

> kidding! The charges would get to be annoying. I have friends in the army

> and they send me stuff from India, Paris, Alaska, in the middle of the Med.

> on a aircraft carrier. No tell me how realistic is it to have them call from

> the USS Enterprise in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea to Norfolk

> Virginia to check there email?


Cool as long as they dont have Spam filters they'll recieve your mail.I was

stating a comment to a developers list,  not giving advice on

how to email private letters to my personal friends in the army.



> NOT REALISTIC!


Check out  http://www.markwelch.com/class2.htm    to find out why your a second

class citizen on the internet.


besure to read the  "What Does This Mean to You" section


Now thats REALISTIC.


Take care,


-DG-




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