Re: TT6: High-quality custom logos and business identities

> Your business lacks visual identity?

No, not really, I think it looks just fine.

> Marketing efforts falling short?

Well, yes...

> Invisible among a sea of competitors?

Definately.

> You're on the right track for a solution - keep reading...

Whoohoo, I thought it was hopeless.

> Our professional designers specialize in the creation of custom logos and business/corporate identities. Our design needs to be seen only once to gain customer attention and recognition. With one of our unique, eye-catching mages you'll never have to introduce yourself twice!

Well, I don't think that's my problem.  You see, what's happened is I've made this awesome little web forum CGI script.  It's like WWWBoard, except that I designed it to prevent spam, you know, stuff like this email.  However, despite it's total awesomeness, and despite the fact that I'm giving it away free, I'm at a loss as to how to make it's existance known to people.  I tried listing it on freshmeat.net, but it's on the last of nine pages, where I know no one will see it because when I went looking for something like it, I got tired of looking once I hit page five and decided it'd be easier to write my own than to find one I liked.  So like you said, I'm invisible among a sea of competitors.  I've got a great easily customizable web forum script and yet everyone's still going over to Matt's Script Archive and downloading WWWBoard, only to find that it mixes up replies now and then, a
  bug that it's had for the last five years.  However, they try to make do, but eventually!
  have  
to shut the thing down because of spam robots.  I have the solution, but I can't think of a way to make it known to people.  It's so frustrating.

> We promise fast turnaround and 100% customer satisfaction. Choose from as any design ideas as necessary, select as many colors as you wish, order any modifications you like, and request any format. Our prices are affordable for any size of business, and get this: there are no hidden fees.

Well, that's nice and all, but I don't think that some new colors are going to fix my problem.  But thanks for your email anyway.

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I can't help but feel like I'm responsible for all the spam.  A few years ago I was signed up, but I signed up with one email address and kept accidentally sending emails to the list with another address, and so I got those "your message has been queued for approval" messages, and the owner of the list kept getting "would you like to approve this message" emails.  I think he just got tired of dealing with me and set the list up to accept emails from anyone.  So now we have spam.

Anyone know if the owner of linuxassembly.com has resurfaced yet?  Oh, well, nevermind.  I just typed it in and I see it's no longer there.

I wonder where everyone's Assembly in Linux desires went.  This list used to have lots of messages, but I haven't seen anything besides spam lately.