Re: [OT] What makes a good miniatures web site

Harsh maybe, and the industry might be doing fine, off the net, without
pictures,
but on the net is another world.

And not being computer literate is _not_ an acceptable answer.	If
you're going to
be on the net, you'd better be computer literate or find someone who is.
 The
consequences are to high for everyone otherwise.

Frankly, my assumption is, if you don't have pictures of what you're
selling on
the net, then you don't want me to see it.  If you don't want me to see
it, you've
got something to hide, and whatever you want to hide, you can keep it.

Rand.

Andy Cowell wrote:

> In message <5.1.0.14.0.20010619004712.00a026c0@mail.bigpond.com>,
Derek Fulton
> writes:
> > At 10:04  18/06/01 -0400, you wrote:
> > >Not to be harsh, but if a company doesn't put pictures of what
> > >they are selling on the net I feel safe making the assumption
> > >they don't want to show me their product.	If they don't
> > >want me to see it I don't want to buy it.
> >
> > Not everyone is computer literate, that's a fairly harsh assumption
to
> > make, but of course it's your dollar :)
>
> I've got to agree with this.	Again, I'll state that the industry has
> been doing just fine without images, as much as we'd all like to see