Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 03:24:01 -0500
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From: justin@dslreports.com
To: babybear@.com
Subject: Access for dslreports.com
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** Who is behind this site? why create it?
Justin Beech built this site, (and he is still building it),
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All the grammar problems and cheesy graphics are his fault
though. His goal is to help people find DSL with less pain
by learning from others, and stop writing in the third person.
To help spread the word about the site we kindly suggest that
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-Justin Beech
www.dslreports.com owner.
Few more months to year 13. Think I was lost at least once before it a database loss or inactivity. Forget which it seems like it happens so frequently(around the web).
Lurked around even longer than 2000 while waiting for some sort of broadband in my area. But finally signed up when the dual-titanic based Flashcom/Northpoint brought SDSL to my CO.