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  1. [duplicate post...sorry mods]

    I have 5 Gmail invites to give away, but you have to work for them :p

    I've just developed a bike safety and advocacy web site for group in Gig Harbor, WA. I did a few things with the site that I need some help to test. Namely, I embedded a message forum into the site, that normally take a separate logins. The script in place should allow global login w/ one registration.

    I need for you to do two things. Go to Gig Harbor Cycling and register for an account (front page>left side>user login box>create new account). I need (hopefully high volume) user registration to make sure that the forum registration information migrates to the rest of the site. A user registers with the site through the forum interface, but then should be able to login through the front page on future visits.

    Second, make some cycling related posts (virgin forum!). It would be nice to have some experienced cycling forum users make some "conversation starters".

    Gmail accounts will be awarded to the top 5 posters on Wed. Oct 28th.
    I'll send the invites to the email addresses registered on the forums.

    Finally, not trying to divert traffic away from this forum, just looking for a little help testing and getting some intial posts into the forums before I turn the thing over to the client.

    If you have any feedback or problems with the forum, please leave me a note in the "forum feedback section".

    Thanks - W

  2. Google and Gmail are the most evil things to come along since Bill Gates and Microsoft.

    Read the privacy agreement on Gmail before you sign up!

    Too creepy for me!

    TD

  3. I have my own mail server thank you very much.

  4. Not pushing Gmail, although I though I'd offer "something" in exchange for asking for help and somebody's time. A Gmail invite was something easy for me to send.

    So, will you help me with my request above if I just offer a "thank you"?

    Cheers - W

    tyler_derden said:

    Google and Gmail are the most evil things to come along since Bill Gates and Microsoft.

    Read the privacy agreement on Gmail before you sign up!

    Too creepy for me!

    TD

  5. tyler_derden said:

    Google and Gmail are the most evil things to come along since Bill Gates and Microsoft.

    Read the privacy agreement on Gmail before you sign up!

    Too creepy for me!

    TD


    Huh? What's so creepy about the privacy agreement?

  6. babybunny said:

    Huh? What's so creepy about the privacy agreement?

    Read this:
    Gmail

    TD

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