Message-ID: <9503047970.AA797038751@ccmail.GMT.SAIC.COM> Date: Tue, 4 Apr 1995 17:28:36 EST From: Mondher Chehata <mailto:MONDER_CHEHATA@CCMAIL.GMT.SAIC.COM> Subject: Re[2]: Advertizing on Internet To: Multiple recipients of list DEVEL-L
I appreciate the prompt response and clarification from Nick. I did
in no way attempt to target Nick's message, I was only trying to get
some explanation from Netiquette experts on the subject of advertizing
on Internet.
Back to Nick's case, although ORST courses are offered not for profit,
many educational institutions do make profit out of training events. I
guess if that's the answer, may be a statement of not for profit
character should be included at the begining of any message that
includes selling something.
Mondher.
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Subject: Re: Advertizing on Internet
Author: "Nick Hobgood" <mailto:hobgoodn@ccmail.orst.edu> at INTERNET
Date: 4-4-95 1:38 PM
Dear Monder_Chehata & DEVEL-L,
Thank you for the note. I myself was concerned with the
possible breach of netiquette when considering the post.
Being new to the Internet, I consulted an experienced
cybernaut about putting our courses on this list.
The response was to go ahead and post, since the courses are
offered on a not for profit basis. The University is
offering these courses on a cost recovery basis only, as is
required by state law.
I apologize if this post was not in line with list norms.
Thanks again
Nick Hobgood