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| I'd like to thank Leslie Miller for her great article about Q-Link (and this web site), which appeared in the February 10, 2000 issue of USA Today. :-)
| 9-29-2001: In a move which surely must have left the spammer responsible lauging his ass off, on Sunday, September 23, Tripod/Lycos responded to a complaint made by me against a spammer by deleting my Remember Q-Link web site from its former location on their servers. Since this was the second time this year that Tripod has deleted the site owing to an error of theirs, I decided it was time to move the site to its own domain. Thus was qlinklives.org born. I hope you enjoy the site at its new home. I know I will. :-) COMING SOON: I managed to rescue all the entries that were in my guest book over on Tripod, and will be reformatting and uploading those messages in the coming days. Right now my first priority has been to just get the site back up and running. Also down the road a ways are some new scans that I hope you´ll find interesting. Comments? Questions? Protests? Suggestions? If so, you can email me at uncleal@qlinklives.org. Please put "Remember Q-Link" in the subject line. 9-3-2001: In the 3 1/2 months I left the poll question up, 24 people voted "Yes" and only 5 voted "No." With no Supreme Court to step in and subvert the will of the people, what this means is that there will be a "Then and Now" page here as soon as enough of you "Yes" voters send in your two pics. So go for it! Click the email icon on any page. Thanks again! 5-12-2001: Added this "What´s New?" page. To make the site easier to read, over a period of time I am going to be changing the font color from blue to black. Most importantly, I´ve added a poll to the welcome page. A couple of people who signed my guest book mentioned having photos of themselves wearing Q-Link aparrel, which got me to thinking: would anyone be interested in a "Then and Now" page? Interested enough to contribute one "Then" picture and one "Now" picture for it? Even if you never were a Q-Link member, if you have a pic of yourself playing your favorite Commodore 64 game way back when, or anything similar that might be of interest (pics from a user group meeting, perhaps?), please take the poll and let me know! ***
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