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Subject: Re: [amos-list] amos.com registration?
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From: "Drew" <[e-mail]>

PLEASE REMOVE THIS ADDRESS FROM YOUR LISTING

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Seward <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail] <[e-mail]>
Date: Friday, June 04, 1999 6:12 PM
Subject: [amos-list] amos.com registration?


>From: Chris Seward <[e-mail]>
>
>Hi y'all,
>
>I'll get to the point very quick, well I see that the official amos page
>is at,
>
>http://members.xoom.com/AmosFactory/front.html
>
>Which is quite a long address and is on free space, I wonder if anyone
>would be interested in me registering www.amos.com if its still free or
>www.amos.net if its not. This could offer email addresses for products,
>and Amos groups etc, for example Andrew Crowes Mantasoft amos
>group could have, [e-mail] as well as other groups having
>other addresses.
>
>We could also sub-domain from amos.com with things like,
>
>www.mushy.amos.com for a Mushy PD site or anything of importance.
>
>I was thinking that the main site could be a global place for amos users
>around the world, how often have you typed anything of interest without
>actually knowing if the site exists, you would type
>www.name-of-a-group.com and most probably come up with a site to
>do with the group you where looking for even if you didn't know the
>site was actually there. I'm sure some people have thought lets try
>for an Amos site, hmm maybe www.amos.com would be a good idea, its
>easy to remember. they type it and find nothing exists, if i registered
>it then we could have the biggest global resource for amos programs.
>
>We could have sections for news, latest releases detailing anything
>programmed in amos new, tutorials and help sections giving extensive
>help into every single problem. We could have sections for important
>projects like the new Amos with up to the second news on what is going
>on, an amos swap section, questions and answers where people can
>post questions and anyone could give an answer, ideas pool where
>authors could get ideas from users who use their software.
>
>Just think this could be a mass resource for Amos. For this to happen
>I need *alot* of support to make it worth while buying the domain and
>paying for hosting etc etc. I will also not beable to put 100% into this
>project because of running alot of other things so would need alot
>of help, ie. html coders, ideas, gfx, layout designers and other helpers
>of other sorts.
>
>You could advertise for rare disks of amos, need helpers for your
>utility or game? this could be a great chance to let them know, put
>together new teams to design new amos products, games/apps made
>in amos or extensions etc. You never know big brother multi-million
>pound company or an Amiga company could spot your work and give
>you your break. It will allow a main centre for all small one man teams
>to unite.
>
>If anyone has any ideas on this or if you think its a good idea reply
>to the list and let everyone know.
>
>If www.amos.com is taken we could have www.amos.net or www.amos.org
>
>Toodle Pip!
>--
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