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Posted by on June 27, 2008, 4:51 am
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> BEI Design wrote:
> > Pogonip wrote:
> >> BEI Design wrote:
> >>> Samantha Hill - remove TRASH to reply wrote:
> >>>> BEI Design wrote:
> >>>>> I was not interested in volunteering "...10-15
> >>>>> min.." of my valuable time to a first-time poster
> >>>>> asking
> >>>>> for 'our' help with its commercial(?) project. =A0YMMV
> >>>> Well, I was curious enough to see what the focus of
> >>>> the survey was.
> >>> Different strokes for different folks.. ;-)
> >>> I always run a search on an unknown-to-me poster's nym
> >>> to see if they have contributed *anything* previously
> >>> *to*
> >>> the group. =A0If they haven't I ignore them.
> >>> Beverly
> >> Then how did you happen to see that other post with a
> >> link was to an eBay page? =A0:-)
> > I "see" them, I just (usually) don't respond *to* them. =A0In
> > the case of the eBay shill, I was just a tiny bit intrigued
> > by the subject line, and wanted to see what it was about.
> > However, it just proved the veracity of my usual rule. =A0;-}
> > Beverly
> Ooookay.......
> --
> Joanne
> stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.comhttp://members.tripod=
.com/~bernardschopen/
I'll try to reply all the things here:
@Samanth Hill,
There are of course some MTM pattern software out-there including the
newly released Bernina's MyLabel. However, these software are
negligible if you consider the 'usual' companies.
@BEI Design,
Not commercial. The survey is anonymous and no publicity/ spamming/
soliciting is done there.
@Pogonip,
Link to e-bay?! I've linked to my online portfolio and to a post in
Fashion-Incubator. Those links are there so people who don't know me -
as most of the world probably doesn't ;) =96 that my interest in this
subject is there for several years now.
You can find me posting mostly in Fashion-Incubator and PatternReview.
I agree it wasn't very groups-friendly of me to write the first post
and 'run' but since I plan to publish the survey findings, I thought
it would be interesting enough for the community.
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> > I was not interested in volunteering "...10-15 min.."
> > of my valuable time to a first-time poster asking for
> > 'our' help with its commercial(?) project. YMMV
> Well, I was curious enough to see what the focus of the
> survey was.