UK Astro Ads: Update

Chris Heapy has posted information and explanation at:
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~chrish/aa-jan25.htm

The upshot is that it is effectively migrated to:
http://www.astronomy-uk.co.uk

Best,
Stephen

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Stephen Tonkin wrote:
Chris Heapy has posted information and explanation at:
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~chrish/aa-jan25.htm

The upshot is that it is effectively migrated to:
http://www.astronomy-uk.co.uk

Best,
Stephen

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Chris H (if you're reading this):

Just so you know, the redirect on the bottom of the easynet web page
above doesn't work. It looks like it just points to the following:

http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~chrish...onomy-uk.co.uk

This URL obviously gives a 404.

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Has ChrisH mistakenly added his new URL at the end of the old one?
Perhaps http://www.astronomy-uk.co.uk will work?

Chris.B

Great news.

Roger

On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 00:07:18 +0000, Stephen Tonkin
wrote:

Chris Heapy has posted information and explanation at:
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~chrish/aa-jan25.htm

The upshot is that it is effectively migrated to:
http://www.astronomy-uk.co.uk

It's good to see it back up again. As a personal comment, the thing
that AstroBuySell lacked was the old stlye listing that AstroAds had.
It felt like scanning down the pages of Exchange and Mart. Always
anticipation that there was going to be that must have bargain. I'm
not sure if the default phpBB format provides this very well. Of
course this is only my personal opinion.

As a note - the AstroBuySell site appears to have created this type of
view here http://www.astrobuysell.com/uk/propview_text.php. I'm not
trying to promote angst or preference between the sites, I just want
that nice, cosy equipment browsing feel, that AstroAds had, back.

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Mark Crossley wrote:
Hmm, I'm not too keen on the way your email address is available to all
and sundry on www.astronomy-uk.co.uk

No it isn't. There's a radio button to conceal it.

Best,
Stephen

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Pete

Get a life! ;-)

Read my lips: It's just another free advertising site for second hand
astro gear. :-)

Good grief! :-)

Regards
Chris.B

Stephen Tonkin wrote:
Mark Crossley wrote:
Hmm, I'm not too keen on the way your email address is available to
all and sundry on www.astronomy-uk.co.uk

No it isn't. There's a radio button to conceal it.

I not signed up myself so I don't know about the options, but pulling up the
membership list gives you access to 25% of the email addresses of the members,
maybe they aren't aware of this 'feature', or just don't care?

Mark

On 23 Jan 2005 03:57:32 -0800, wrote:

Pete

Get a life! ;-)

Read my lips: It's just another free advertising site for second hand
astro gear. :-)

Good grief! :-)

Wise number of smileys.

I think you underestimate the therapy of the contiguous browsing of
astro-adverts during a lunchtime break oh Danish Oracle of Truth and
Reason (don't bother, I couldn't be arsed to put the effort in to make
that abbreviate to an insult).
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How many more times? I'm not bl=F8=F8dy Danish!
But your tolerance is still appreciated. :-)

Chris.B