Re: geourl.org?

I have just relaunched a re-making of GeoURL at

http://www.geourl.info
Enjoy it!

P.S. It has nothing in to do with the "old" geourl.org!

On 26 Dec 2004 04:57:15 -0800, <daniel.mobil@gmx.net> wrote:

> I have just relaunched a re-making of GeoURL at
>
> http://www.geourl.info
> Enjoy it!
>
> P.S. It has nothing in to do with the "old" geourl.org!

Why should I?

> What two guys who started this thread? When was it started? I only
saw
> your post "starting" the thread with the subject line of Re:
> geourl.org? ..

Have a look at:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...63d7eaae4c69b3
There can you see the whole thread!

Daniel

On 26 Dec 2004 1202 -0800, <daniel.mobil@gmx.net> wrote:

> Why should you what??

Please quote a bit!

Why should I want to participate? The page you indicated tells me
nothing...

>Please quote a bit!

Hmm, well actually I don't understand why I should have quoted in the
case above, but if you want so, I do. ;-)

> Why should I want to participate? The page you indicated tells me
> nothing...

Nobody asked you to participate. I just post the information that I
have relaunched a re-make of GeoURL which is probably know by the the
two guys who started this thread. Therefore, they know the purpose of
that service. So, why should I explain it again?

However, via a URL like this

http://www.geourl.info/near/?lat=51.....0505&dist=500

you can find all registered sites which are located near the specified
coordinates within a circle of a diameter of the size of 'dist', e.g.
500km.

Regard,

Daniel

On 26 Dec 2004 1416 -0800, daniel.mobil@gmx.net wrote:

>>Please quote a bit!
>
>Hmm, well actually I don't understand why I should have quoted in the
>case above, but if you want so, I do. ;-)
>
>> Why should I want to participate? The page you indicated tells me
>> nothing...
>
>Nobody asked you to participate. I just post the information that I
>have relaunched a re-make of GeoURL which is probably know by the the
>two guys who started this thread.

What two guys who started this thread? When was it started? I only saw
your post "starting" the thread with the subject line of Re:
geourl.org? ...

> Therefore, they know the purpose of
>that service. So, why should I explain it again?

Just in case people did not, for some reason, get the other two guys'
post? Otherwise it could be "news" coming "out of the blue".

>However, via a URL like this
>
>http://www.geourl.info/near/?lat=51.....0505&dist=500
>
>you can find all registered sites which are located near the specified
>coordinates within a circle of a diameter of the size of 'dist', e.g.
>500km.

Ah! I originally thought it may been something like tinyURL.

Carol

Why should you what??