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The fact that I have both put a paypal button on the site and sent an email telling people I have done so is NOT a demand for contributions nor even a request. It is 100% voluntary and to give the chnace to some people who will remain anonymous who have asked to contribute.
I neither expect contributions nor am I rattling a collecting tin. Pay per view this is not.
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Darren
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I think it is a very good idea. If we bought your book in the bookstore, it would cost something. Why should people not give money if they read on line. I know it is an honour system, but many are very good. I guess you will find out after it is up for a month.
Cheers,
Darren
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tim
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Location: UK, West of London in Ber...
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I am nervous of people feeling obligated.
This is in part why I have set the donation at $5.00 US. A small enough sum not to concern the giver, and one not to need thought. I could have opened up the field to be any value a perosn chose, but THAT seemed to be to be a sort of blackmail.
In truth the site is vanity and the stories are for me more than for anyone else, or that is how they started.
I would hate anyone to think "A dollar an opinion, a dollar a story" etc
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Darren
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Tim,
Your opionon is worth more than a dollar. I would say at least two or three.
hehehehe
Darren
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tim
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Location: UK, West of London in Ber...
Registered: February 2002
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The kissing stall. Isn't it Lucy who is behind the counter? "The Doctor is in"
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tim
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Location: UK, West of London in Ber...
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If people donate, then the reason they donate should be personal and not for any feeling of obligation.
There, I think I got that right at last.
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mihangel
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Sorry, can't help it - not your typing this time, Tim. But some words cry out to be read wrong. Like menswear = men-swear rather than mens-wear. Or penal servitude = penile. So what happens if you press a papal button?
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tim
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Location: UK, West of London in Ber...
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Press a papal button and you get a load of Papal Bull.
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mihangel
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Ha! A great finale to the pre-move board!
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tim
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Location: UK, West of London in Ber...
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To all who have donated and all who wil donate and to those who choose not to donate and just say "thanks"
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It is a good idea 
What is a papal button, please? 
