Comments on: Enough Already http://londonseo.org/blog/enough-already.html The SEO + Beer Event Thu, 20 Oct 2011 13:47:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mike http://londonseo.org/blog/enough-already.html#comment-53 Mike Fri, 28 Apr 2006 06:24:04 +0000 http://londonseo.org/?p=55#comment-53 Hey Brett Good of you to come back and post here - shows some moral fibre. > we are still not sure who owns this site. The site is owned by a small non-commercial group us, but if there is any future communication, just send it to the same law firm as before. > shows up as pubcon in the US in the engines That JasonD and his SEO funny-business - I'm not sure how it all works myself. > Stuff like this takes on a life of it’s own. Yeah, no matter how much fun it was at the time, best not to let these things go to far. > Loved seeing the shirts in beantown! I can order one for you if you want. Anyway, we should all just let sleeping cats lie and good luck to you in the future. > should the beer be served cold or at room temperature? Sorry Jay, but I gotta throw my cat in with the cold crowd. But of course the beer should only be real ale, not any of this girlie bobo lager crap. Mike Hey Brett

Good of you to come back and post here – shows some moral fibre.

> we are still not sure who owns this site.
The site is owned by a small non-commercial group us, but if there is any future communication, just send it to the same law firm as before.

> shows up as pubcon in the US in the engines
That JasonD and his SEO funny-business – I’m not sure how it all works myself.

> Stuff like this takes on a life of it’s own.
Yeah, no matter how much fun it was at the time, best not to let these things go to far.

> Loved seeing the shirts in beantown!
I can order one for you if you want.

Anyway, we should all just let sleeping cats lie and good luck to you in the future.

> should the beer be served cold or at room temperature?
Sorry Jay, but I gotta throw my cat in with the cold crowd. But of course the beer should only be real ale, not any of this girlie bobo lager crap.

Mike

]]> By: Str0ud http://londonseo.org/blog/enough-already.html#comment-52 Str0ud Fri, 28 Apr 2006 00:54:10 +0000 http://londonseo.org/?p=55#comment-52 To avoid further conflict I probably should have written > COLD! ^ Wuss. :-) To avoid further conflict I probably should have written

> COLD!
^
Wuss.

:-)

]]> By: Str0ud http://londonseo.org/blog/enough-already.html#comment-51 Str0ud Fri, 28 Apr 2006 00:41:50 +0000 http://londonseo.org/?p=55#comment-51 Wuss. Wuss.

]]> By: NotSleepy http://londonseo.org/blog/enough-already.html#comment-50 NotSleepy Thu, 27 Apr 2006 19:57:23 +0000 http://londonseo.org/?p=55#comment-50 > Back to the real crux of the issue here: should the beer be served cold or at room temperature? COLD! > Back to the real crux of the issue here: should the beer be served cold or at room temperature?

COLD!

]]> By: Brett Tabke http://londonseo.org/blog/enough-already.html#comment-49 Brett Tabke Thu, 27 Apr 2006 17:45:33 +0000 http://londonseo.org/?p=55#comment-49 For the sake of brevity - I will assume that you never got the first emails sent to the group at various addresses. Since the whois info is hidden, no emails were responded to - so we are still not sure who owns this site. What I suggested was joining forces and holding an event on the same day. The point being that two groups could provide MORE BEER at a cheaper cost than just one group. I couldn't care less what you guys call yourself, but if it shows up as pubcon in the US in the engines and on sites aimed at the US - we have no choice but send a letter per legal advice. Which is also why I did not persue it vigourously in any way or form other than to make sure it got to someone that was actually programming the site (which is what they say is required). > stop this useless bickering Remember the good old days when it was only about page views, inventory, and cpms? > bobothecat Is not me and I don't think it is anyone from this office. We use billthecat as our test programming account on wmw. > The London SEO Loved seeing the shirts in beantown! > this has been a complete waste of time. Ditto. > Hopefully this will be the end of it. Stuff like this takes on a life of it's own. Back to the real crux of the issue here: should the beer be served cold or at room temperature? Brett For the sake of brevity – I will assume that you never got the first emails sent to the group at various addresses. Since the whois info is hidden, no emails were responded to – so we are still not sure who owns this site.

What I suggested was joining forces and holding an event on the same day. The point being that two groups could provide MORE BEER at a cheaper cost than just one group. I couldn’t care less what you guys call yourself, but if it shows up as pubcon in the US in the engines and on sites aimed at the US – we have no choice but send a letter per legal advice. Which is also why I did not persue it vigourously in any way or form other than to make sure it got to someone that was actually programming the site (which is what they say is required).

> stop this useless bickering

Remember the good old days when it was only about page views, inventory, and cpms?

> bobothecat

Is not me and I don’t think it is anyone from this office. We use billthecat as our test programming account on wmw.

> The London SEO

Loved seeing the shirts in beantown!

> this has been a complete waste of time.

Ditto.

> Hopefully this will be the end of it.

Stuff like this takes on a life of it’s own.

Back to the real crux of the issue here: should the beer be served cold or at room temperature?

Brett

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