[OpenGuides-London] Re: [OpenGuides-Dev] listing - OpenGuides-London

9 May 2005

[Moved to openguides-london mailing list]

Hi there Sophie.

This one time, at band camp, Designer Sale UK wrote:

...
  We are mentioned on your site, but the person who has
put us on there is
 unsure of who we are and what we do:

 We are a fashion company who put on designer sales of discounted stock, six
 times a year in London. We stock some of the best known fashion labels and
 have been going for 16 years. We would like to be featured on your site in
 either a shopping section or an events listing, or both. Please let us know
 how to go about implementing this. Our website is www.designersales.co.uk. 
London Openguide is a community-edited project and so tends to have a 
user-oriented flavour.  Your posting to the site looked a lot like an 
advertisement and little like the feel of the rest of the guide, so it 
was removed.

Feel free to post a listing to the site using 
http://london.openguides.org/newpage.cgi .  Put the company's name in 
the Page Title field (Designer Sales).

As a beginner on the site, I would suggest leaving the Category and
Locale fields blank, we will fill them in appropriately.  Please fill in 
as many of the other fields as possible.

Note: Your listing may end up being modified by other users, including 
positive or negative reviews.  That is the point of our site.  We will 
probably tone down any advertisement-sounding copy to provide a more 
neutral feel.

-- 
Rev Simon Rumble &lt;simon(a)rumble.net&gt;
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The Tourist Engineer
Because nerds travel too.
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HTML's a cheap whore. Treating her with respect is possible,
and even preferable, because once upon a time she was a
beautiful and virginal format, but you shouldn't expect too
much of her at this point."

- Mark "Kamikaze" Hughes