New Girl in Town

[mjtaylor]

Welcome, Michelle, I think you sound like my kind of woman.

Oh, wait, that's not a pass.

[Dan]

Welcome to our most humble, dishonorable establishment.

I discovered other ways to make money, and I have about a bunch of jobs now, some involving directory-building, others involving content development (which is a fancy way to say that I write free-lance), and we own about 40 websites which are monetized.

Wow you sound like a Jill of all trades! I'm interested to see some of your directories, perhaps PM me the URLs?

I'm just here to be a bystander, sent here by my friend, Rob Jones.

He's pushy isn't he. I was sent here too

[Laisha]

Originally Posted by Cricket

Excuse me?

I was going to make a snide comment about women and our design and pragmatic instincts, but I thought it would fall on deaf ears, so I passed.

More coffee?

[Weebitty]

Welcome to the board. Rob has invited you to a great place with great people. I have enjoyed it alot since invited here as well. MOST of the people are great anyway. LOL We all love coffee too. And the newbies have to bring it so you will fit right in. Hope you enjoy your stay with us. Look forward to hearing alot from you. So welcome, welcome. Good job Rob.

[Laisha]

Originally Posted by Dan

Wow you sound like a Jill of all trades! I'm interested to see some of your directories, perhaps PM me the URLs?

That used to be on my profile when I moderated at Webmaster World, a lifetime ago. But I was slapped with a C&D letter by some dame who had trademarked the slogan...

The directories I work and worked for are not mine, so aside from mentioning I was at ODP for many years, I will refrain from mentioning my clients' names.

Oh, wait. Best of the Web wouldn't mind. They did a press release where I was mentioned, along with several friends and my husband, a good while back.

(Nothing personal, but I don't know how they would feel about my revelation of such information.)

[rabble]

Hi there.