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JCDill wrote:
> 
> :Technophile <public@internet.com> mentions:
> 
> >I'd like to start a "baby steps" to becoming a geek page for dancers.
> >
> 
> In case you haven't noticed, most dancers who are reading newsgroups
> don't need any special help in being a geek.  (Me included)

By far most dancers don't use computers effectively or at all.

The point of the post was not for the one's that are there, rather
suggestions from those who got there as to what resources where useful
to them in the process.

> 
> There are plenty of resources on how to create webpages, this has
> nothing to do with dancing and your resource seems redundant, and
> apparently not of much interest in the newsgroups you are posting in,
> in that no one is following up on your messages.

By far, most of what is on the web is crap.  The point of such lists is
to filter these choices down to a manageble level for those comming in.

> 
> I would suggest you consider the lack of follow-ups as indicative of
> the interest in your project...
> --

I get a lot a positive e-mail about my project as well as ~ 50,000
accesses a month.  But your right, if the 200 or 300 people that read
these dance newsgroups don't respond to a question then i should
certainly abandon all hope.


regards

~ the dnc project

http://www.websciences.org/dnc/

dance, networks, computing

In Paris They simply stared when I spoke to them in French; I never
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