[Scribus] Please participate in a study of online conversation

[PLinnell]

On Saturday 16 April 2005 16:37, Gregory Pittman wrote:
> Ka-Ping Yee wrote:
> >Hello.
>
> ...and so forth.
>
> Perhaps we're all jaded a bit (or maybe it's just me), but it would
> be nice for those with academic/commercial/(academic + commercial?)
> interests like this to take the time to find out what the
> initiators or members of a list think about this concept before
> just barging in.  It's a bit like having a private conversation
> with friends, when someone joins in, and the next thing you know,
> they're asking about what kind of cars or movies you like, and
> whether you would consider this brand or title.
>
> In the era of spam and phishing, there really is no good way to
> authenticate who someone like this is and whether they are
> representing themselves honestly.
>
> A brief scan of the CGI form suggests that this has something to do
> with marketing research for thread-tracking software.
>
> Greg

Hi,

I have to be a little more charitable. 

This -->>  http://zesty.ca/cv.html and its links are a little more 
telling.

Cheers,
Peter