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Originally posted by CoolHost.com

I'm not a "yesman", or I didn't take a half-day to research the owner's term here before appraising.

Take the "constructive criticism" and do with it what you will. I plan on cleaning up the "appraisal section". This has nothing to do with being a "yes" person. It has everything to do with "accountability, accuracy, and legitimacy".
 
Originally posted by izopod

I plan on cleaning up the "appraisal section".

Really? I don't see "Moderator" under your User name (yet), Izo. Nonetheless, should you ever become one ... I'd recommend you start by making descriptions mandatory for appraisals.
That way, these seemingly obscure ones will get the recognition they so richly deserve. :D
Again, I appreciate your time and commitment to improving the site.
Take care for now.
 
Originally posted by CoolHost.com


I'd recommend you start by making descriptions mandatory for appraisals.

Hmmm. How can I explain this. A serious appraiser by nature should know every aspect of a market. It would be like if I took the "Mona Lisa" to an art dealer, I would think they would know the true value. I wouldn't have to explain anything.

Now, what if I have a oil painting of a dog. The art dealer would then probably "ask questions" before assigning a value.

Maybe before assigning something $0. ask the person about the name. Also, if I were you in this situation. I probably wouldn't offer an appraisal to begin with.
 
Originally posted by izopod


Hmmm. How can I explain this. A serious appraiser by nature should know every aspect of a market. It would be like if I took the "Mona Lisa" to an art dealer, I would think they would know the true value. I wouldn't have to explain anything.

Now, what if I have a oil painting of a dog. The art dealer would then probably "ask questions" before assigning a value.

Maybe before assigning something $0. ask the person about the name. Also, if I were you in this situation. I probably wouldn't offer an appraisal to begin with.

Well, thank Goodness for differing opinons, Izo!
PS. Drop me a PM when you become "Moderator", k? I've got lots of other "constructive criticisms" for you to get to work on. :D
Stay :cool:
 
Originally posted by CoolHost.com


I've got lots of other "constructive criticisms" for you to get to work on. :D
Stay :cool:

Some izopodian philosophy comes to mind:

Those who can laugh at themselves probably have reason to
 
Originally posted by DomeBase


see

http://www.Nanop.com

one of my sites... give description of nanotech applications.. and links :)

That's the ticket, Dome!
I appreciate the info, and surely the thread-starter and Izo appreciate it, as well. I will research the topic and revisit ... though I still maintain this all could have easily been avoided from the get go (with a brief description, and/or stats). No worries.
Thanks.
 
Originally posted by URLtrader


Great link. Thanks buddy. :)

you're welcome :)

actually... isn't "nano nano" something that Mork used to say on Mork and Mindy? :laugh:
 
As far as I remember from high school Nano is the prefix for 10 to the power of - 7. It is a well-know technology in wafers manufacturing which is used to put chips and circuits on it.
 
very nice name
nano is the next big thing since electricity
Here is some info on it cool
http://www.nano.gov
 
Originally posted by ctn
very nice name
nano is the next big thing since electricity
Here is some info on it cool
http://www.nano.gov

I will be holding nano workshops here in the future! ;)
 
Originally posted by izopod


I will be holding nano workshops here in the future! ;)
thats cool izopod,you have a nice name as well,nano i think is a tricky technology as far as holding the right domain names but i think it is well worth holding on to some of these names for 8.00 bucks a year and taking a chance .Good luck with your workshops
 
Originally posted by izopod


I will be holding nano workshops here in the future! ;)

There we go ... see how much fun this can be if we work TOGETHER! :swg:
:cool:
 
Originally posted by CoolHost.com


There we go ... see how much fun this can be if we work TOGETHER! :swg:
:cool:

"...Let's join hands now".....:razz:
 
OK!! And all sing Popper's favorite, "We are the world ... We are the children ... lalalalala ... so let's start givin'!" :D :laugh:
LOL.
 
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