Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 30 May 1999.
LinkCity is open !!
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 30 May 1999
LinkCity �Seek and we shall find� Everybody is talking about LinkCity, your personal gateway to the best of the Internet. Q. What is it? A. Hundreds of the finest sites, hand picked for quality, reviewed and rated for clarity. Q. Isn�t a search engine better? A. All sites are picked by internet users for internet users. We filter out the useless sites and dead links to save you time. Q. Can you list my site? A. Sure! If it�s relevant and up to the standards of the other sites, simply fill in our submission form. Q. Wait a minute � how much will this cost? A. Nothing. It�s completely free, as long as you pop a discreet link back to us on your page and a small graphic we provide. Q. What sorts of categories do you have? A. Anything from Videogames to net newbies, with new categories added every month. Q. Every month? Isn�t that a long time in Internet terms? A. Yes � that�s why all links are checked on a weekly basis. Q. Can I advertise on your site? A. Of course. We use a position-based costing system, designed to meet any size of budget. Q. This sounds too good to be true. Where do I find out more? A. Pop along to http://www.linkcity.co.uk LinkCity �Seek and we shall find�
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