By: Taban Khajehnassiri
Personally, I believe that everything has to be checked more than twice and there must be no weak points when we are sending a newsletter out or establishing an archive or generally a web site on the Internet. However, sometimes it is somehow inevitable posting a newsletter with no mistakes and/or typo in writings and punctuations. We did our best to send out what is at least checked twice and considered as received our QC Sign.
Last year, we tried to cover all newly added Iranian web sites on the web. We introduced them and tried to provide them with appropriate space in the newsletter to announce their own products, services and web sites' news and updates.
Always, we did our best to present the newsletter perfectly free from any big human errors and maintain a good standard of the English
language, technical terms and issues as well as the applied journalism as possible.
Personally, I believe that everything has to be checked more than twice and there must be no weak points when we are sending a newsletter out or establishing an archive or generally a web site on the Internet. It really requires your kind understanding when sometimes we make mistakes in the context of our texts. We do try to reduce our errors in our next editions. But at the same time, I have to mention this here
that we have been so successful so far.
I know the success of Webfaqt and
the weekly news we sent out to the world, has been the real outcome of a
real hard work, love, hope and support of our friends and collaborators in
Webfaqt, Caravan Publishers, Hamshar Consultants, Yasna Travel & Tour agency (in Yazd), Amin Insurance, Kosar Co and Mavara.com (Our ISP in
Iran), and all of our dear subscribers and readers for their supporting and encouraging mails, fax messages, e-mails, electronic postcards, and also many many phone calls we received. Actually this shows us that chance
has played NO role in making Webfaqt Newsletters the leading information
resource for all Iranian Net users who have been with us for more than a
year since we started our weekly newsletter in Mavara BBS first in
Persian. Details on which I would like to focus in our next editions of
WWN are those details you have not mentioned in your mails, you have not
read about in our previous issues. They are your unwritten thoughts and
attitudes. Put them in words, phrases and sentences and send them all to
your own newsletter. We will feature them in WWN. Write about anything
related to the Internet and World Wide Web. Write down your views on legal
issues on the web, of linking to other web sites! Write and send your
points of view about Free Web Hosting Services on the Net used for
business.
What do you think about participation in electronic forums and
discussion lists? Why don't you write about authentication, credibility
and producing trust on the net? Whatelse can we write about here in the
newsletter? Awaiting for your e-mails
This article first published electronically as an editorial of WWN - March 18 2000.