2010/3/25 Jay R. Ashworth <jra@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > ----- "HoP" <jpetrous@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> > As a consequence of moving myself into the 21st century by obtaining >> > cable internet service, I have a new e-mail address: >> > >> > awalls md.metrocast.net >> > >> > My radix.net email address will soon cease working. >> >> of course it is not my job, but I wonder why you not >> stay on old email. In 21 century there is no problem >> to move domain to other place or, at least, do >> some type of forwarding :) >> >> My 2 cents >> >> /Honza >> >> PS: The only real reason I can imagine is that radix.com >> is not your own domain and owner of it doesn't allow >> mail forwarding. > > Which is, indeed, what one finds by pointing a browser at www.radix.net; > that mailbox belongs to his old ISP, and presumably he doesn't want to keep > paying them for it. > > It might be worth your while, though, Andy, as active as you are in the > development community (and thanks again for it) to ask them if they'd forward > that address for a while, for a nominal charge... I used to do it, when I > ran a small dialup ISP... > TBH I would imagine radix.net can be proud if so well-know developer is using theirs domain. May be they would pay for his advertising :) /Honza -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
