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Not quite spam

So I got mail that I at first thought was spam from these people. Something told me I should read it though so I did. Actually what they want is permission to republish (and link to) my flirting essay. Hmmm… now part of me simply acknowledges that if I put something out on the internet, people are going to try and steal it. But when someone actually asks for permission the rules change. So do people think I should give them permission or not?

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2 comments for “Not quite spam

  1. January 11, 2003 at 7:55 am

    Like I was saying in real time, the question is what you can get out of it. It is a writing credit, but it doesn’t look like money. If it’s exposure you can use to eventually get a writing gig that will be money, then it’s a good thing. If you think they will steal it anyway and this way you can at least get credit, that’s another issue.

    You should find a way to get your essays collected in a public format. I really think there could be a market for them out there.

    1. January 20, 2003 at 1:45 am

      linking to your essay

      wow mav, let them link to it, for if nothing else, more people need good, friendly sense distributed in an entertaining way. i just read your essay and i thought it true, beautiful and funny all at once.

      if nothing else, you mention your name a few times throughout, so people will become more familiar with it. yay! good marketing. 😉

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