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Old August 23rd 03, 02:37 PM
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Very good point about commercial content in web pages.
To the original question: Does it have to be Internet chat or can't you
simply use the digital communication modes that already abound? That would
be simpler, provide more options and probably much more reliable.
For the sake of conversation, how much would the option to view a webpage
in text-only filter commercial content (i.e. pop ups, banners, etc.)? The
topic is fairly common among folks interested in ham radio. Or, is the only
true solution to filter, edit and make available certain html pages from a
stand alone server via a club station's ham radio?
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