rctq links page

sure go all quiet you lot. got in touch with Kay, she is thinking about how to handle this and should post when she has come up with a plan. dont hold your collective breathe. j.

"J*" wrote...

just noticed today that this page that holds all the rctq'rs links is on geocities. geocities is closing down soon so those links need to be elsewhere. iirc, kay was monitoring this site for us. where'd kay get to i dont have a clue. i dont have a website so cant help at all.

i'd think it needs to be someone who has a really stable site where we can have a page with just those links on it. would be a pain if the site was changed often or isp was changed too often. just my thots on this, dont shoot the messenger. j.

sure go all quiet you lot. got in touch with Kay, she is thinking about how to handle this and should post when she has come up with a plan. dont hold your collective breathe. j.

"J*" wrote...

just noticed today that this page that holds all the rctq'rs links is on geocities. geocities is closing down soon so those links need to be elsewhere. iirc, kay was monitoring this site for us. where'd kay get to i dont have a clue. i dont have a website so cant help at all.

i'd think it needs to be someone who has a really stable site where we can have a page with just those links on it. would be a pain if the site was changed often or isp was changed too often. just my thots on this, dont shoot the messenger. j.

sure go all quiet you lot. got in touch with Kay, she is thinking about how to handle this and should post when she has come up with a plan. dont hold your collective breathe. j.

"J*" wrote...

just noticed today that this page that holds all the rctq'rs links is on geocities. geocities is closing down soon so those links need to be elsewhere. iirc, kay was monitoring this site for us. where'd kay get to i dont have a clue. i dont have a website so cant help at all.

i'd think it needs to be someone who has a really stable site where we can have a page with just those links on it. would be a pain if the site was changed often or isp was changed too often. just my thots on this, dont shoot the messenger. j.

First, most browsers will allow you to save any web page to disc as a file. Even if that website no longer exists, the links will be accessible by reading that file from your browser.

Second, copy all the links to a post and post it on this group. Google will archive the post forever; just use a subject header that will be easy to search/remember. For updates, just post it again with any additions/changes.

End of problem. ;-)

Doc

Just fine, as far as I could tell, Kay. Thanks very much. . In message , Kay Ahr writes