ex-webby

Hi All

Just a quick note...

We've has a fabulous response from companies wishing to advertise on Scoobynet, for which we are grateful (I'm sure I speak for us all).

We were planning to have all the new advertiser's banners up today as a fresh start, and publish a list of all the companies who have supported us from day one...

Unfortunately time has been so short that we have not managed to get all the banners organised, etc.

We will try to get them up over the next couple of days.

Anyone who is interested in advertising, or if you know of a company that would benefit, please contact us advertising@scoobynet.co.uk

Regards

webmaster

Richard Gledhill

Quick suggestion: perhaps you could correct the <B>3</B> typos in the Scoobynet advertising advert! It reads "Advertise on Scoobynet... With 1.1 million<B>s</B> hits a [should be per ] month you would be mad not to<B>o</B> <B>!</B>"

Richard "picky picky" Gledhill

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sunilp

in that context arent "per" and "a" freely interchangeable?

Sunil
who only got an average grade in GCSE English!

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ex-webby

Damn good point!!!

Thank you, never spotted that before!

Thank you

Simon

NetMetrics

Damn I now know why I failed english at skool

Phil

jjones

guess who went to grammar school!



russ.

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

Just a quickie -

Surely "1.1 millions" doesn't make sense?
I think it should just be million.

PFF

RichS

Phantom,

I think that's what Richard "picky picky" Gledhill was pointing out by highlighting the "s" in "millions".


Richard "smart-ar$e" Small

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

So, were the letters in bold saying these letters should be added or taken away??

Now I am confused.

I'm off for a lie down

PFF

RichS

Phantom

Now you're confusing me!

I think the bold letters were supposed to be taken away.

or something....

IWatkins

What's a banner ?

Cheers

Ian