Latest in Ajax - Coming out in Private Beta in the next couple of weeks - samfind

[Justin]

Hello,

I am writing to introduce samfind, located at http://samfind.com. We
are going to be having our private beta release in a couple of weeks.
This is an invitation to join the private beta by signing up at
http://samfind.com.

samfind is a website that makes the web easy to use by employing Ajax
development techniques. samfind concentrates on making access to the
web as simple as possible by providing a user-friendly interface that
ties into the websites people use.

samfind, the latest in Web 2.0 technology, streamlines organization and
access to the web by making the websites people use handy. Search
engines, news, sports, email, banks and other web services are now just
a mouse-click away. samfind can be customized so that websites that
are important to them are located in one place.

samfind can be used as a homepage or it can be integrated into other
homepages like MyYahoo!, Google Personalized Home, Windows Live,
NetVibes, and Pageflakes.

We look forward to launching our website and would love to have you in
the private beta.

sam
http://samfind.com

[Tom St Denis]

Justin wrote:

Hello,

I am writing to introduce $BLANK, located at http://.com. We
are going to be having our private beta release in a couple of weeks.
This is an invitation to join the private beta by signing up at
http://.com.

That's the ugliest website I've ever seen. And it doesn't even use
JScript ... That's be like a Porche dealership with a lot full of
Toyota Echos.

Stop spamming usenet [whether you truly represent the company or are
just joe-jobbing them].

Tom

[Eric Sosman]

Justin wrote On 08/10/06 11:56,:

Hello,

I am writing to introduce samfind, [...]

http://www.rulesemporium.com/creed.html

--
Er*********@sun.com

[Justin]

Alright Tom. I think it looks better now. Check it out:
http://samfind.com.

sam
Tom St Denis wrote:

>
That's the ugliest website I've ever seen. And it doesn't even use
JScript ... That's be like a Porche dealership with a lot full of
Toyota Echos.

>
Tom

[Default User]

Justin wrote:

Alright Tom. I think it looks better now. Check it out:

Perhaps unnecessary to say, but:
*plonk*

Brian

[Al Balmer]

On 10 Aug 2006 11:40:09 -0700, "Justin" <ju****@gmail.comwrote:

>Alright Tom. I think it looks better now. Check it out:
http://spamfind.com.invalid.

You missed Tom's second paragraph:
"Stop spamming usenet [whether you truly represent the company or are
just joe-jobbing them]."

>sam
Tom St Denis wrote:

>>
That's the ugliest website I've ever seen. And it doesn't even use
JScript ... That's be like a Porche dealership with a lot full of
Toyota Echos.

>>
Tom

--
Al Balmer
Sun City, AZ

[Keith Thompson]

"Justin" <ju****@gmail.comwrites:

I am writing to introduce [deleted], located at http://[deleted]. We
are going to be having our private beta release in a couple of weeks.
This is an invitation to join the private beta by signing up at
http://[deleted].

There's one good thing on that web page:

We don't like getting spam, so we won't spam you.

This newsgroup discusses the C programming language. Discuss
something topical or go away. Better yet, just go away.

--
Keith Thompson (The_Other_Keith) ks***@mib.org <http://www.ghoti.net/~kst>
San Diego Supercomputer Center <* <http://users.sdsc.edu/~kst>
We must do something. This is something. Therefore, we must do this.

[Richard Bos]

"Justin" <ju****@gmail.comwrote:

[spam] is a website that makes the web easy to use by employing Ajax
development techniques.

Impossible. Ajax invariably makes web pages more complicated to use.

[spam], the latest in Web 2.0 technology,

See what I mean?

Richard