On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
> > Some users have requested an ads section at www.aamsx.org so they could
> > post ads for selling stuff and request stuff from other users. We thought
> > this was a good idea, and tonight I've been programming this new
> > section. It is now finished and working at 100%.
>
> You can also place adds on the Maiskoek section of MCCW. See
> http://www.mccw.aktu.nl. Also MSX2.com has an adds section.
Hey! I didn't know about MCCW, and I've just visited the site, and the
webzine is GREAT! You should send a message about it to spanish
mailinglists, because I'm sure that not many people in Spain know about
this webzine (MCCM wasn't popular in Spain because it was written in Dutch
and we couldn't understand a word :) ).
About the ads section: well, MCCW's ads section isn't automated. Ours is
(we wrote it in PHP working against a MySQL database). MSX2.com's is
automated, but it just doesn't look pretty. :)
Anyway, we have LOTS of spanish visitors, and neither MCCW's nor
MSX2.com's sections are written in Spanish. aamsx.org is translated to
English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Regards,
"Social engineering is a very common practice in the underground, and almost
magically effective. Human beings are almost always the weakest link in
computer security."
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