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Reader Poll Replies:
* I like it the way it is, dont change a thing. I am
not good with changes, however I would always like more Las Vegas info
and I do understand the spam filters. Glenn Edwards NY
* Yes, I like the idea of
having it posted and I can refer to it often, Email is getting so bad
with spam that I hardly sort it out any more. Gloria T.
NY
* I would like to read the
newsletter on a website...but would like email notice to say when it is
available, just to make things simpler and to ease the filling of
my email box. Anna Sjogren Manistique, MI
* Why can't you do both?
Send out the regular email with a link to the additional information!
Melody White
* Personally I think that it
would be wonderful to have your newsletter posted on the web. We all get
the emails, so how much of difference would it make to click on a link
to view it, especially when that means that all of us Las Vegasoholics
can get even more information to fill up that curious point we all have.
I say go for, good things always grow and get bigger and better and what
you have going its definitely a good thing. Thanks for Listening,
Melanie Taber
* Although I've only been receiving
your news letter for a short while I've really enjoyed reading all the
exciting news contained within. I wouldn't mind going to a web site at
all I think that you will be able to do a even more impressive way to
get the information to the public. I am going to go to Vegas for the
first time in August and you have given me a lot of ideas on where to go
and how to enjoy our vacation. sincerely. Barbara Arnold
Spokane WA
* Both ways will be great. I
like to read and stay up to date about my favorite winter vacation
getaway, and I also like to be able to let other people know about it as
well. This way I can have the best of both. The newsletter for
highlights, and the web for pics and more detailed information! Virgina
Weidenbenner
* I already have several
news sources that just send a link. Some even imbed a unique password so
you can track my entry without me having to actually type a character.
The result will be the capability of publishing an html page in color
with borders and ads, things that draw your eye. Replace the ugly blue
links in the bland text newsletter with colorful gif buttons.
Yeah. It sounds like a good thing to me. Spam filters are a
necessary evil, like the TSA. Do what you have to do. Don
Bartley
* Web page is fine by me as
long as the link is seamless. I will not hunt for the page. Dan
Michigan
* The more info the better.
I would like an e-mail reminder on given days to check my web page for
updates. I would visit the web page more that way. We travel to
Vegas about every two years, but would go more for concerts.
Matthew Nelson
* I suggest that your e-mail
looks more like an actual newspaper with headlines in different fonts
and then the typed articles/info. I faithfully read the news, but
sometimes skip all the advertisements. I would certainly go to a
secure web site and read more details because I am a huge Vegas inquirer
and I want to know what is going on. Janae Griffith
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