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  1. YES. The ads are free. Unlimited (for now anyhow) photos and videos.

  2. "Lil, you are so kind. How can I ever repay you?"
    Well, you can recommend this site to your friends. Put links to it on your site and all your other pages, such as Facebook, etc. I'm also happy to accept freewill donations; just PayPal (or GunPal, if you prefer a conservative's alternative) them to me at LilPeck@gmail.com.

  3. When you submit an ad, a TinyURL is automatically created for it. A TinyURL is a short, unbreakable link that you can place into emails or use on forums that redirects to your ad. Let's see how long it takes the big equine classifieds to copy that idea! (You'll find your TinyURL on the public view of your ad.)

     
  4. When you submit an ad, the ad form tries to guess where your geographical location is and pre-fills the location boxes for you. If that is not where your horse is located, you can change them.

     
  5. When you submit an ad, this site's Twitter account automatically sends a tweet to update its status with the TinyURL to your ad. Cool! Let's see how long it takes the big equine classifieds to copy that idea!

     
  6. "Your site doesn't work for me." Well, with everyone having different computers that vary greatly according to what software they're running, and varying according to how much spyware and malware their systems have picked up from all those naughty sites they should stay away from, there is no way I can make certain that my site will perform magnificently for everyone. And yeah, I occasionally encounter a site visitor who as my mother-in-law might say, "Is one of those people who would complain about being hung with a new rope."

     
  7. "This site isn't pretty." All too true. Although my degree was in Fine Arts, decades ago, I now focus on programming. With limited time and energy, I work on the underlying architecture of this site before working on the aesthetics. Also, my clients' sites get made all pretty before my own.

     
  8. HOWEVER, useful bug reports and problem complaints from you are greatly appreciated! Keep them coming! If not for feedback from you folks, I'm laboring under the blissful delusion that I'm some kind of programming genius. ;) I need you to keep me humble. (BTW, that was intended to be humorous self-deprecation, in case that went over your head.) No, REALLY, I do need to know when stuff on this site doesn't work, so I can fix it or go nuts trying to.

     
  9. "I went to your site and the links don't work." OK, thank you for that very helpful bit of information. :::Waves magic wand::: Now they work! ;)

     
  10. "Your site is crappy. But I like ABC site and XYZ site. Those are really good sites." (Yes, I have gotten PHONE calls even, to that effect!) Isn't it lovely that there is something on the net for everyone, even puffed-up, pretentious passive aggressive blowhards who entertain themselves by trying to tear down people who work harder and try harder than they would ever have the guts to try?

     
  11. "The videos on your site are crappy. Wouldn't you expect more from the internet?" OK, so the person who called me up to tell me that did so about 12 years ago. But the call was so funny (and she was dead serious and so full of herself), that I'm sharing it with y'all now. Back then, we were all on dialup and I edited my horse-for-sale videos accordingly. "Well, it isn't TV," I told her then. Now we have broadband. Woot!

     
  12. "Hey, this is supposed to be an FAQ." You're right. I got carried away by my own cuteness.
     
  13. OK, to post horse ads, or links, or enter the online horse show, or anything else on this site, you have to register.

     
  14. When you register, there's a radio button to click if you want to receive the email alerts that someone has requested an AQHA record. If you select to receive the alerts, and change your mind later, login to your account and turn it off.
    If you put me to the trouble of doing it for you, I'm just as likely to ban your email address from the site, just for grins. The saying goes, "You can't fix stupid," and I'm not about to try to fix you. That's way more work than I'm prepared for.

     
  15. "You're a beeyotch." I have my moments. I also have a thick skin. Yep, while you were still in diapers, I was an official AOL chat host, back in the ancient times when AOL ruled the world and being one of their official trained chat host volunteers was impressive to one's mother. I survived that, I can withstand your puny insults.

     
  16. "This FAQ is very unprofessional." You think? In what way? I do so want to know, so I may continue on my lifetime quest towards working myself to death for nothing other than the warm feeling it gives me.

     
  17. "You know there's no one here. You're having a conversation with yourself." Oops, guess I'd better go to the barn and visit with the horses then.

     
  18. "You're not funny." That's OK, I'll settle for peculiar.

     
  19. BTW, there are absolutely no promises, guarantees, warranties, contracts, or anything of the nature of those things at all for anyone or anything who comes to this site. None. Zip. Nada. Zero. Zilch.

     
  20. My contact info: Lil Peck / 840 Stadel Rd / Manhattan KS / 66502 / 785 537 0735 / LilPeck@gmail.com
     
  21. THANK YOU to everyone who tolerates my BS and gives me useful feedback, and encouragement. Special thanks to co-hostess of the Quarter Horse Times community, Bonnie Metcalf.

     

 

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