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From: Cary Roberts [mailto:
cary.roberts@...]
Some businesses do not require a presence on the net to be sustain
a healthy customer base. I think Rex's business is one of them.
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From: Tkacs, Ken <ken.tkacs@...>
I respectfully disagree with this. Before I discovered MOTM, I scoured the
Internet looking for Serge info. It wasn't there. I found only sites of
users with photos saying "look at all the money I spent!!"
I can see both sides of this. I certainly agree that net presence is not a
requirement of business today. Some products with a niche appeal (like
modular) could do fine with not much more than word of mouth. The question
is where would Serge be with a web site. My guess is about the same place.
Those of us interested found out what we wanterd without it. However....
I find it entertaining that all 3 addresses, motm.com , motm.net , and
motm.org , are sites relating to musical stuff. However, I think motm.com
is pornographic since it depicts those who have f∗∗ked many musicians out of
decent paying gigs by simply playing other people recorded music. Don't get
me wrong. I'm not down on DJs. They have a place as part of certain music
styles and on the radio. BUT, instead of live entertainment. No thanks.
Larry (I've been to a lot more wedding receptions than weddings) Hendry