Just curious.
Are letterbox clues/locations that are given in the email newsletter
automatically added to the letterboxing.org web site?
I hope so.
I don't know whether I need to save each one that I'm interested in as it
comes up or if I can just go to the web site later and pick it up there.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Are letterbox locations automatically saved on the web site?
2 messages in this thread |
Started on 2000-10-30
Are letterbox locations automatically saved on the web site?
From: Bruce Farmer (bruce_farmer@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2000-10-30 16:55:39 UTC
Re: Are letterbox locations automatically saved on the web site?
From: Jay Drew (drewclan@aol.com) |
Date: 2000-10-30 19:20:55 UTC
Good question, Bruce! We try to get the clues up on the LBNA maps
soon after they appear on the egroups mailing list, but if we miss
one please let us know! For people that have their "own" websites, we
just make a link to their pages. When letterboxers don't have their
own space, sometimes we make a little "courtesy" web page out of
their clues and upload it to the LBNA site and sometimes we just link
the map to the egroups message. Now we're trying to decide if all the
egroups links need to go up on the main site because we're not sure
how long our archives at egroups will last.
I've been slow in updating southern new england, new mexico, and
canada this month: if anyone is still missing clues on the LBNA maps,
please let me know!
Jay in color's almost all on the ground CT
P206F61X09
soon after they appear on the egroups mailing list, but if we miss
one please let us know! For people that have their "own" websites, we
just make a link to their pages. When letterboxers don't have their
own space, sometimes we make a little "courtesy" web page out of
their clues and upload it to the LBNA site and sometimes we just link
the map to the egroups message. Now we're trying to decide if all the
egroups links need to go up on the main site because we're not sure
how long our archives at egroups will last.
I've been slow in updating southern new england, new mexico, and
canada this month: if anyone is still missing clues on the LBNA maps,
please let me know!
Jay in color's almost all on the ground CT
P206F61X09