Re: No need to keep it to yourself, why just the other day...

"keeping it to myself" would be very hard.
I was a computer operator for years starting when the data went in from trays of punched cards. I have even wound reels of "paper tape".
We were conditioned to proofread everything because of the delays the smallest error (like a misplaced comma) could cause.
Old habits are the most difficult to overcome.
putting together the book I have just published on CDRom took a lot longer because of my inbuilt editor.
I have had all sorts or reaction when I have pointed out errors on people's sites.
The funniest was the guy who resonded," but you have an error at ...!".
I was glad to know of it.
The best answer I know is from another magic dealer. Paul Diamond wrote in the front of his catalog years ago;
"If you find mistakes in my catalog, please understand that we try to keep everybody happy, and some are not happy UNLESS they find mistakes."

> Someone pointed out the links on Dien's
> other site, at www.entrepreneur-web.com It
> just slipped our minds. So every point out
> helps. I think Dien is going to be changing
> a few things here at sowpub, take some of
> the "Gordon" out of it...

> but he and I both have very busy schedules
> and are juggling multiple projects.

> We HONESTLY appreciate when people point out
> these things to us, and Dien is very good at
> taking care of his site.

> Most of the RH problems are my fault, I
> caught him a little off guard with the
> different direction I wanted to take it.

> So THANKS John, we are not thin skinned over
> here, and we want to know where and what
> isn't right. Sometimes, we get so close to
> the tree, we can't see the forest.

> Gordon Alexander




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