Re: Missing word?

[John Posada <john -at- TDANDW -dot- COM>]

Hey guys...Larry sent this response to me, and it made me think of
sending this request to you.

Several months ago, there was a heated discussion of whether agencies
were good or bad and what made them that way.  At some point (when my
ISP starts supporting FrontPage98 extensions, which is what I'm using to
design the site), I'll be letting visitors place their own comments.
However, until then, if you have any GOOD comments about agencies that
you've had experience with, feel free to send them to me.  I don't think
I'll have any liability by posting GOOD comments.

What I'd ask is:
* their name
* geographical location
* how to contact them and maybe a web address
* your comments about them

Let me know if you want to get "credit" for the posting and so that the
list doesn't get into another one of the "taste great/less filling"
discussions, send the comments to my personal address (
mailto:john -at- tdandw -dot- com ) and I'll get them on the site (
http://www,tdandw.com ) quickly.

Thanks for you time and attention.

John Posada



Larry Berlow wrote:
>
> John,
> Hi.
>
> This is in the "tunes" description. Looks as if you missed a "to":
>
>   >  You probably should not go the
>
> Looks like a good start. If you recall, someone on techwr-l several
> weeks ago mentioned "headhunter.com" (I think that's the name); I
> believe the site can generate a list of member agencies that might be
> useful for your own list.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Larry Berlow

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