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 All About Snippets,
My Free Ezine:
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History of Changes to Snippets:
Describes the history of Snippets, with emphasis on the technical changes I've made since starting it, including moving to
Gammadyne, adding double-opt-in and complying with CAN-SPAM.
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Snippets Privacy Policy:
The short version of my privacy policy for my Snippets ezine. It explains that I do not spam. Period. And, I do not sell, lend or release your subscription
information to anyone for any reason.
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Other ezines I Offer
All About TestZine,
My Ezine:
This page tells about my
test ezine which I created to let me test my ezine processing system.
NB: This ezine
was fully functional, but there isn't really a newsletter. TestZine let me test my system. It also let the curious subscribe, unsubscribe and get a sample issue without really really signing up for anything.
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ezine will be used only to provide information on this script. And it is the
only way I have to let you know of bugs, fixes and enhancements.
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List Management Information
Best Practices of
Email, Ezine and List Management:
The organization known as MAPS (Mail Abuse Prevention System) once published a list it called "Basic Mailing List Management
Principles for Preventing Abuse". I used this list as the starting point to create my own "Best Practices" which I follow in managing my lists.
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List Email Headers:
An explanation of the RFC standard headers which should be used on emails for lists and ezines. Also identifies the supplementary user-defined fields I use on my ezines, as well as RFC standard email addresses ezine publishers should implement.
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Gammadyne Mailer:
I use the Gammadyne Mailer for all my ezines. This page provides more information about that use, including summary information about the data I keep, the functions I've custom programmed and how to access my TestZine if you want to try it out.
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CAN-SPAM Is Stupid:
A personal rant about the U. S. federal law known as known as CAN-SPAM. While it is supposedly designed to help eliminate email spam, I think the law is stupid. The article also provides links to CAN-SPAM resources.
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I Use Gammadyne Mailer
I began using the
Gammadyne Mailer in late 2002. It is possible to use it very simply, almost out of the box. But it also features a very complete internal programming language to let you do just about anything you want. And, it keeps all the information on my PC in an Access database, where I know the information is secure and under my control.
It is
screaming
software. I strongly recommend
Gammadyne Mailer.
PS: You can test drive my implementation of the Gammadyne Mailer just to see how it works. I created an
ezine named
TestZine
to let me test my programming. You can test it too. Subscribe and receive a "sample issue". You can even try out some of the tests I perform,
like submitting a subscription request twice in a row, or subscribing when I'm
already subscribed or unsubscribing when I'm not subscribed, just to see how it
handles these "special conditions". Just go to my
TestZine
page.
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Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Information Practices
COPPA (the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) requires that websites post "prominent links" to a notice of how they collect, use, and/or disclose "personal information" from children.
In order to subscribe to any of my ezines and mailing lists (e.g.,
Snippets) you must give me your email address (duh!). COPPA considers this "personal information". So, I am posting this notice on this page to comply with that law.
Rather than attempt to obtain parental permission and maintain the wazillions of records required by COPPA, I just don't collect personal data from anyone under 13. If I somehow discover that someone under 13 has subscribed, I unsubscribe that person.
For more information on COPPA and this site's COPPA Child Privacy Notice, click here or on the "Kidz Privacy" graphic above or on the "COPPA Child Privacy" button on the right.
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