UKNM: love thy stats. live thy stats.

[Tomski]

can I propose a UKNM ban on the phrase "I like..." when referring to 

commercial interactive services and associated technologies?


whether one of us "likes" a site, or a technology, is utterly irrelevant.


those *using* our sites are the only people who's opinions, and actions, 

matter, and you can measure how much they like your site.


love thy stats. live thy stats.


- coat time


At 11:54 AM 22-05-00 +0100, you wrote:

>Excuse me? Duff reply to address?

>

>Even if I had faked a reply to address it would have been pretty foolish

>of me to include my standard sig. Pretty foolish of me to rise to such

>easy bait as you left me, Andrew, I guess, and apologies for any offence

>anything I said caused you. Little did I know that vector based

>animation technology could hide such potential for harm. I think I need

>to readjust my karmic spreadsheet.

>

>Of course it goes without saying that any virtual hitting of heads by

>myself, off list or on list, surrounded by asterisks or otherwise,

>imagined or otherwise, in good humour or otherwise, do not reflect the

>views, opinions and/or activities of my employer. Especially on a monday

>morning.

>

>heres hoping to a speedy end to this thread ;-)

>

>--

>        sam carrington  //  web designer  //  sensei.co.uk


[Sam says: msg chopped...]


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