This is a really neat club. Have you guys considered setting up a
Woodworking group on mymapspace.com. This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other. If you get a
chance, check it out - http://www.mymapspace.com

This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other.

It's chore enough talking to all these crusty old farts in usenet...
why on earth would I want to instant message with them too?

:-)

Joe Barta

wrote:

This is a really neat club. Have you guys considered setting up a
Woodworking group on mymapspace.com. This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other. If you get a
chance, check it out - http://www.mymapspace.com

Instant messaging?? And say something I might regret? Nah, I'm fine
posting here, thank you very much.

dave

Wow!! That sounds reelly neet!! I kin herdly wate to sea eech other
location and instant message eech other!! As soun as I heve a chence, I
chek yur weeb site.

wrote in message
oups.com...
This is a really neat club. Have you guys considered setting up a
Woodworking group on mymapspace.com. This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other. If you get a
chance, check it out - http://www.mymapspace.com

"Joe Barta" wrote in message
...
This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other.

It's chore enough talking to all these crusty old farts in usenet...
why on earth would I want to instant message with them too?


CRUSTY!!! Humph!

On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 05:34:56 GMT, Joe Barta wrote:

This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other.

It's chore enough talking to all these crusty old farts in usenet...
why on earth would I want to instant message with them too?

:-)

Joe Barta


Well, I never!!!

Sat, Jan 21, 2006, 9:15pm (EST-3) doth burble:
snip memebers can see each other location and also instant message
each other. snip

Now, explain to me just exactly why in the Seven Bouncing Hells I
would want anyone to know where I'm located? And, if I want to "instant
message" anyone, I use the telephone.



JOAT
If you can't say anything nice about someone, you must be talking about
Hilary Clinton.

wrote:

Well, I never!!!

Never? I suppose in this modern era there are a few. Really though,
it's not so bad. Just do your homework and proceed with caution the
first few times. Be sure to take notes, as you'll need them down the
road. I do it all the time and except for filling out the monthly
reports, I'm almost unaware that I'm doing it. I will say this, you'll
go through a LOT of rubber gloves and plastic straws so be sure to
stock up. If you ever decide to give it a whirl, let us know how it
goes.

Joe Barta

J T wrote:

Now, explain to me just exactly why in the Seven Bouncing Hells

Seven Bouncing Hells... damn, I gotta remember that one!

would want anyone to know where I'm located?

Why *wouldn't* you? You afraid the dead soldiers kook is going to come
to your house and pee on your bushes?

And, if I want to
"instant message" anyone, I use the telephone.

Very often I prefer instant messaging to the phone. I suppose it's
more about preference than anything else. Plus you can send/recieve
files, not to mention there are no long distance charges.

Joe Barta

wrote in message
oups.com...
This is a really neat club. Have you guys considered setting up a
Woodworking group on mymapspace.com. This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other. If you get a
chance, check it out - http://www.mymapspace.com


Wow sweet! Now we can give advice to each other real time in real time!


me: Ok leon, I have applied glue to everything, now what? hurry it is
setting up!
leon: clamp it
me: duh
jt: hey, you guys need any plans?
mike zuchik: god bless this project
123.355.6.3: do you assholes know how many people died in iraq while you
were building this thing?

"Leon" wrote in message

"Joe Barta" wrote in message

This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other.

It's chore enough talking to all these crusty old farts in usenet...
why on earth would I want to instant message with them too?


CRUSTY!!! Humph!

LOL. I stopped by Rockler yesterday to pick up some wood screws and the
place was full of "crusty old farts" watching one of those interminable
demonstrations they put on.

Hell, when I walked in _I_ brought the average age down about five years.

--
www.e-woodshop.net
Last update: 12/13/05

We're not a club, we're a gang, yo. Tom

"tom" wrote in message
oups.com...
We're not a club, we're a gang, yo. Tom



Word!!

--
Stoutman
http://home.triad.rr.com/brianmeliss...ing_frames.htm
(Featuring a NEW look)

On 21 Jan 2006 21:15:31 -0800, wrote:

This is a really neat club. Have you guys considered setting up a
Woodworking group on mymapspace.com. This way memebers can see each
other location and also instant message each other. If you get a
chance, check it out - http://www.mymapspace.com

Duh.. maybe because (besides yourmapspace sucking really badly) IM's would only
reach those who weren't in their shops... why talk to THEM??


mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 15:54:45 GMT, "stoutman" .@. wrote:

"tom" wrote in message
roups.com...
We're not a club, we're a gang, yo. Tom



Word!!


Werd??




mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

Hello All,

I just want to say thanks for considering the new website that I've
menetioned yesterday! You guys are really nice compare to somepeople
who wouldn't at least consider it before sayng no. I just thought I'd
be really cool having a woodworking group. I took woodshop before and
it was a lot of fun.

Have a nice day!

Ba r r y wrote:
On 21 Jan 2006 21:15:31 -0800, wrote:


This is a really neat club.


Cabal.
no

Sun, Jan 22, 2006, 8:10am (EST+5) (Joe*Barta) doth
putteth out:
J T wrote:
Now, explain to me just exactly why in
the Seven Bouncing Hells

Seven Bouncing Hells... damn, I gotta remember that one!

would want anyone to know where I'm
located?

Why *wouldn't* you? You afraid the dead soldiers kook is going to come
to your house and pee on your bushes?

And, if I want to "instant message"
anyone, I use the telephone.

Very often I prefer instant messaging to the phone. I suppose it's more
about preference than anything else. Plus you can send/recieve files,
not to mention there are no long distance charges.

You can't use it, it's copy righted.

Because if you know where I'm at, you'd probably want to visit, and
if you want to pee on the bushes go ahead, just don't expect an
audience.. However, if you want to come by and pee on my electric
fence, I'd make an exception in your case. That would, of course, be
videotaped., and copies made available to the group, at a price just
sufficient to cover expenses and shipping.

It's a lot more satisfying hanging up the telephone on someone.



JOAT
If you can't say anything nice about someone, you must be talking about
Hilary Clinton.

Sun, Jan 22, 2006, 9:34am (EST-3) doth burble:
Hello All,
I just want to say thanks for considering the new website that I've
menetioned yesterday! You guys are really nice compare to somepeople who
wouldn't at least consider it before sayng no. I just thought I'd be
really cool having a woodworking group. I took woodshop before and it
was a lot of fun.

Yeah, yeah, yer welcome.

Of course we're nice. We're rec.woodworking.

You mean we were supposed to consider it bfore we said no? You
didn't say.

Ok, I considered it. No.



JOAT
If you can't say anything nice about someone, you must be talking about
Hilary Clinton.

wrote:

Hello All,

I just want to say thanks for considering the new website that
I've menetioned yesterday! You guys are really nice compare to
somepeople who wouldn't at least consider it before sayng no. I
just thought I'd be really cool having a woodworking group. I took
woodshop before and it was a lot of fun.


You have to keep in mind demographics and benefits.

Realistically, what is the average demographic that your site would
appeal to and what is the average demographic of this group? And most
importantly, what benefits does your site offer and is this group
demographic looking for those benefits? Simple marketing 101.

Good luck with your site... it looks good!

Joe Barta

In article , jo4hn
wrote:

Ba r r y wrote:
On 21 Jan 2006 21:15:31 -0800, wrote:


This is a really neat club.


Cabal.
no

TINC

(There Is No Cabal)

Signed,

The Cabal

--
The moral difference between a soldier and a civilian is that the soldier
accepts personal responsibility for the safety of the body politic of which he
is a member. The civilian does not. ‹ Robert A. Heinlein

On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 09:23:34 -0800, mac davis
wrote:

On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 15:54:45 GMT, "stoutman" .@. wrote:

"tom" wrote in message
groups.com...
We're not a club, we're a gang, yo. Tom



Word!!


Werd??


w00t



+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

If you're gonna be dumb, you better be tough

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Joe,

Thanks for the advice. Our demo is really general. We are interested in
creating a destination for everyone to connect. The neat thing about
the site is that people can see each other's location and make new
friends. Which I think can bring in more people who are interested in
woodworking.

I thank you for your advice and compliment. it means a lot!

Best!

Joe Barta wrote:
wrote:

Hello All,

I just want to say thanks for considering the new website that
I've menetioned yesterday! You guys are really nice compare to
somepeople who wouldn't at least consider it before sayng no. I
just thought I'd be really cool having a woodworking group. I took
woodshop before and it was a lot of fun.


You have to keep in mind demographics and benefits.

Realistically, what is the average demographic that your site would
appeal to and what is the average demographic of this group? And most
importantly, what benefits does your site offer and is this group
demographic looking for those benefits? Simple marketing 101.

Good luck with your site... it looks good!

Joe Barta

wrote:

Thanks for the advice. Our demo is really general.

Maybe it would be wise to specific it up a bit. Open to all of
course... but who do you target?

I read an interesting bit about myspace.com... which is at least in
the same ballpark as your site. The developers of myspace said that
nearly all of their improvements and features were a result of user
suggestions. They built what their users seemed to want. I'm not sure
how that ties into this discussion of demographics, but it's a good
idea to keep in mind as you proceed.

We are
interested in creating a destination for everyone to connect.

Connections abound. And aside from the map angle, what is different
about your site?

The
neat thing about the site is that people can see each other's
location and make new friends.

Back to the demographic thing... at my age I already have enough
friends, and if I want to know their location, I'll just ask them ;-)

Which I think can bring in more
people who are interested in woodworking.

Bring them in to where? Your site? To discuss woodworking? Good luck.

Anyhow, I'm not trying to **** on your parade... just offer some
thinking points. I do wish you the best of luck.

Joe Barta

wrote:
This is a really neat club.

Yep, this is a pretty good group.

How does it compare to the cooking club, digital photo group, Beatles
group and all the MANY other news groups you've posted this message to?

BTW, do you work for "mymapspace.com"?

--
Jack Novak
(who noticed maps spelled backwards is spam)
Buffalo, NY - USA

(Remove -SPAM- to send email)

In article ,
jo4hn wrote:
Ba r r y wrote:
On 21 Jan 2006 21:15:31 -0800, wrote:


This is a really neat club.


Cabal.
no
is