[sustran] Slightly off-topic: web site

[Brian A Kuhl]

Thanks.  I'll put the info on my site.

Brian Kuhl
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On Wed, 5 Nov 1997 16:31:14 +0800 (MYT) tkpb at barter.pc.my (Paul Barter)
writes:
>Dear Brian
>
>>I wanted to know if this list has a web site.
>>
>>I am always updating my web site and would be willing to provide 
>either a
>>link to the web site or subscription info for the list on my site.  
>(Or
>>both.)
>
>Unfortunately we do not yet have a web site.  We hope to get one soon 
>if
>time and money permit.   I appreciate your offer to put 
>sustran-discuss
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