At 12:53 PM +1100 12/11/01, Michael Moore wrote: >Hardly looks the same to me, >
Nah, Michael! It's the SAME HTML, man! With the logos changed! It's got an XxY grid showing the rates. (Title "Today's Fees") It's got a table across showing the current reserves. (Title: "current reserves") It's got a copy of the "Using our Exact Spend feature, you can choose to set either the outgoing or the incoming DGC to a precise amount -- with the corresponding exchange value calculated automatically. " feature. The form is laid out identically. (Title: "Gold Currency Exchange") except the "to" part has a <p> before it. And Sidd doesn't process dollar-denominated amounts. I do love Sidd's "email" feature though - perhaps Cambist will knock it off!! :) I couldn't care less and Sidd's a great guy, I just thought it was funny. (Hell, I'm just the developer .. it's cambist's site. Not my problem.) You do have to be careful though -- I mean if you did that to a large corporation, like if you copied IBM.com's layout/features on a certain functionality, they'd sue you out of existence quick smart. I have no idea if Cambist will bother their lawyers with it. Camibst paid ISL $enormous to dream up the features, decide how it should be organized, have the html designed, etc -- it's a lot easier & cheaper to just view-source and save :) I'm pleased to see that cambist.net keep reserves of 100 grams or so. It's great. cambist is adding 3PPAY and e-Bullion, as soon as those guys' SCIs work, too. >Spot the many differences. > >Using a spreadsheet style is quite common. > >Kind regards, > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://www.gold-today.com --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.e-gold.com/stats.html lets you observe the e-gold system's activity now!
