Thanks to Stephen Downes for this:
It seems that someone has turned his gmail account
into blog
authoring software.
There followed a discussion on Slashdot that caused such a commotion that the gmail blog was turned off, but the author plans to reinstate it once the fuss has died down.
There's a lot of interest related to Google's gmail accounts because of the space they provide for free (1GB), the organisational aspects, search facilities, and akso the anti-spam element. I have been trying out gmail and I am very impressed with it. Unfortunately, it's in a beta (testing) phase and is open to new members by invitation only. However, I have lots of invitations, so if anyone wants one, just leave a comment on this post and I'll send you an invite.
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It's yours Mike. I hope you enjoy it
ReplyDeleteGraham
Hi, I would like to get a gmail account, would you please send me an invitation.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Kamal
kingoflotus@hotmail.com
You should find gmail invites in your mailboxes!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy them
Graham
Can I please have a gmail invite pleaseeeee.... My email id is google@america.hm
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance,
Tony
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI was wondering why my gmail inbox doesn't have the chat icon, while it had appeared automaticcaly on many of my friends'. Any idea?