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Everyone who is interested in pie or pie recipes needs to see this
website! It's www.piehomepage.com, and it's got some common pie
recipes, and plenty of sponsor links to other pie places if the site
itself doesn't have enough info for ya!
Check it out today!
Regards, Mark
"piehomepage.com staff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:Everyone who is interested in pie or pie recipes needs to see this
website! It's www.piehomepage.com, and it's got some common pie
recipes, and plenty of sponsor links to other pie places if the site
itself doesn't have enough info for ya!Check it out today!
Regards, Mark
It is because of those sponsor links and advertising that most of us avoid
sites like yours.
Edwin Pawlowski said:
"piehomepage.com staff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Everyone who is interested in pie or pie recipes needs to see this
website! It's www.piehomepage.com, and it's got some common pie
recipes, and plenty of sponsor links to other pie places if the site
itself doesn't have enough info for ya!It is because of those sponsor links and advertising that most of us avoid
sites like yours.
Nobody needs advice on pies from someone
who's never made a pie in his life.
Mark Thorson said:Edwin Pawlowski said:"piehomepage.com staff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Everyone who is interested in pie or pie recipes needs to see this
website! It'swww.piehomepage.com, and it's got some common pie
recipes, and plenty of sponsor links to other pie places if the site
itself doesn't have enough info for ya!Quoted message said:It is because of those sponsor links and advertising that most of us avoid
sites like yours.Nobody needs advice on pies from someone
who's never made a pie in his life.
Does anyone happen to have any relevant, true, mature, constructive,
and useful things to say? Nothing so far fits the bill...
If you don't have something to say that can help or actually be useful
or at least make sense, just leave us alone. There are a lot of things
I would like to say right now but I'm not going to stoop to that level
like some others here...
Finally: I use only text ads, which help provide useful content when
my pages aren't enough. I DO NOT GIVE ADVICE on pie, I gather
information from accross the web for people to view in one place.
piehomepage.com staff said:
Does anyone happen to have any relevant, true, mature, constructive,
and useful things to say? Nothing so far fits the bill..
Some of us consider it relevant, true, mature and constructive to warn
others about following links to those web sites that people pop in and tell
us that we need to check out. It saves us from a lot of computer problems.
"piehomepage.com staff" <[email hidden]> wrote in
Quoted message said:I DO NOT GIVE
ADVICE on pie, I gather information from accross the web for
people to view in one place.
Do you ask others if you can use THEIR information on YOUR site?
Or is it plagiarism?
Anyway.. don't advertise.
piehomepage.com staff said:
Mark Thorson said:Edwin Pawlowski said:"piehomepage.com staff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
> Everyone who is interested in pie or pie recipes needs to see this
> website! It'swww.piehomepage.com, and it's got some common pie
> recipes, and plenty of sponsor links to other pie places if the site
> itself doesn't have enough info for ya!Quoted message said:It is because of those sponsor links and advertising that most of us avoid
sites like yours.Nobody needs advice on pies from someone
who's never made a pie in his life.Does anyone happen to have any relevant, true, mature, constructive,
and useful things to say? Nothing so far fits the bill...
That's not true. What I said fits the bill exactly.
A website packed with ads created by a spammer
who's never made a pie in his life is worse than
useless. It's a waste of time, because the information
is all no good, having been selected by a jerk
with nothing more than dollar signs in his eyes.
Quoted message said:If you don't have something to say that can help or actually
be useful or at least make sense, just leave us alone.
Yeah, you don't want your Internet-get-rich-quick
scam to be exposed. Why don't you get an honest job?
Oh yeah, nobody would hire you for that, because you
lack an essential qualification for an honest job.
Mark Thorson said:piehomepage.com staff said:Mark Thorson said:Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:> "piehomepage.com staff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>news:[email hidden]...
> > Everyone who is interested in pie or pie recipes needs toseethis
> >website! It'swww.piehomepage.com, and it's got some common pie
> > recipes, and plenty of sponsor links to other pie places if the site
> > itself doesn't have enough info for ya!Quoted message said:Quoted message said:> It is because of those sponsor links and advertising that most of us avoid
> sites like yours.Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Nobody needs advice on pies from someone
who's never made a pie in his life.Quoted message said:Does anyone happen to have any relevant, true, mature, constructive,
and useful things to say? Nothing so far fits the bill...That's not true. What I said fits the bill exactly.
Awebsitepacked with ads created by a spammer
who's never made a pie in his life is worse than
useless. It's a waste of time, because the information
is all no good, having been selected by a jerk
with nothing more than dollar signs in his eyes.Quoted message said:If you don't have something to say that can help or actually
be useful or at least make sense, just leave us alone.Yeah, you don't want your Internet-get-rich-quick
scam to be exposed. Why don't you get an honest job?
Oh yeah, nobody would hire you for that, because you
lack an essential qualification for an honest job.
Did you even look at it? I have no clue where you are getting this
"packed with ads" and "spammer" and the rest of these lies. I've made
about $4.00 on this, I don't care if it ever gets beyond that point.
If you must know, I was 13 when I started building this site from
notepad, yes, notepad. I was bored, and my web-design class didn't
move fast enough for me, so I went and researched how to do it myself.
I'm now 14, going into 10th grade, with an IQ well over 120, and many
standard national test percentiles above 98%, going to graduate with
honors and and an AP Calculus course done my senior year; and you tell
me I won't be able to get an honest job. I took the ACT in 7th grade
and made a 21 average; don't tell me I won't make it to engineering
school like I plan.
I didn't even hear of any "get rich quick" [censored] until a year after I
started the site. Besides, I'd like to believe I'm above that level. I
put 4 ads max at the bottom of each page, along with acknowledgments
for information I use (which was published by the sites to be public
domain anyway), simply to provide more access to more information for
users. If you don't like me, I don't give a darn. If you don't like my
site, I don't care. But don't go spreading lies and misdirected
information about me when you know nothing about me or my intentions.
I don't sell any products on my site either. When you find something
you think is pretty cool, don't you tell some people about it? I would
just like to see some visitors and show people a website that I think
I did an OK job on in my free time (of which there is fairly little).
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