h a l f b a k e r yIt might be better to just get another gerbil.
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We discussed this in another idea, i think it was called 'halfbakery e-mail', but i'm not sure. |
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perhaps Jutta could cover a few expenses by charging a nominal subscription (for the email address, not the HB itself) |
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I'd be willing to get paid $120 a year if this should come to pass. |
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This has been here before, with jutta responding to the effect that she isn't in the business of providing email accounts or something to that effect. |
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You missed me deleting my annotations that referred to her annotations that she deleted after I made my annotations which made her remaining annotations look like she was kinda goofy. My bad...I'm fairly sure that she's not goofy. |
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Might draw more, unwanted attention to the HB, causing a sudden flood of ignorant newbies and trolls. |
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The halfbakery is not, and is not going to become, a business, and doing e-mail right on this kind of scale requires one. (Or at least some sort of organization - someone to answer the phone in the middle of the night when your forwarding service has been abused by some spammer for the umpteenth time, little Johnny is redirecting as his mail to his own account, twice, and the hard disk just crashed.) |
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[This isn't an ideological decision to be admired or not; I simply don't believe it would pay off.] |
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Well, Halfbakery PLC does sound classy... |
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It's just occurred to me - where does the money come from to host the bakery? No banners or anything... and such web hosting can't be too cheap. (I'm not exactly expecting an answer though) |
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NTG: You knwo the phrase, 'Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt.'? Well, lets just say you can buy the t-shirt. |
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[Nick], the money comes from all the licensing fees Jutta collects on the ideas he patents, wherein the ideas are those that he 'borrow's from here. Shoot, I'll bet even now, he is striking a marketing deal with Nokia for the much sought-after Squid Phone. |
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he??? he???? um.....try again. |
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Hmm, nice and illegal then pathetic... maybe I can sue *her* if I find trash trains circling the world, linking gardens to landfills.
(I have a rough grasp on IP laws, as I checked them out for my own site.) |
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