JMS: What happened to your website?

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Subject: JMS: What happened to your website?
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s  1: Sep 19, 1996: racklej at data-io.com (John Rackley)
*  2: Sep 19, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

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From: racklej at data-io.com (John Rackley)
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Since I saw a reference here to your website on AOL I've tried
connecting with no luck.  I just get the message that JMS At B5 is
unavailable.

Did you take it down?

Thanks,

-- John Rackley...








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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
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You have to understand, I'm a perfectionist...nothing leaves my hands
until it's as good as I can make it.

I was diddling around with the AOL software for making a web page, and
seeing what worked and what didn't, on the theory that down the road I
could use it to put out some more personally-oriented stuff (like my
writing book) without taking up time on the public forums to do so. 
Anyway, I was just playing with it, and had left what I was doing in
place...and somebody found it.  It was never intended to be seen in that
state, so I deleted it.


 jms



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