Comments for Imnica Marketing http://www.imnicamarketing.com Internet Marketing Solved Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:31:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Internet Explorer (IE) Is A Piece Of CRAP! by Michael Moonbird http://www.imnicamarketing.com/2009/01/internet-explorer-ie-is-a-piece-of-crap/#comment-5213 Michael Moonbird Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:31:11 +0000 http://www.imnicamarketing.com/?p=141#comment-5213 Richelo Totally agree with you. Had some recent complaints that many of our links were not working so that parents could register their kids in our program. So I checked out everything in Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome and Explorer. The problem was Explorer! Explorer is a piece of crap! What I'm thinking of doing is putting a small noticeable message on our welcome page that states: Warning! This website does not function properly using any Internet Explorer (IE) browser. Please use the following browsers for best results: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, or Opera. Internet Explorer does not adhere to Industry Standards like other browsers. We can no longer afford to support it. I have spent countless hours trying to get things to work in Explorer for years, and I'm tired of it. Can we start a revolution by asking people who visit our websites to use a browser that works? I'm ready! Michael Moonbird Richelo
Totally agree with you.
Had some recent complaints that many of our links were not working so that parents could register their kids in our program.
So I checked out everything in Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome and Explorer. The problem was Explorer! Explorer is a piece of crap!
What I’m thinking of doing is putting a small noticeable message on our welcome page that states: Warning! This website does not function properly using any Internet Explorer (IE) browser. Please use the following browsers for best results: Firefox, Safari, Chrome, or Opera. Internet Explorer does not adhere to Industry Standards like other browsers. We can no longer afford to support it.

I have spent countless hours trying to get things to work in Explorer for years, and I’m tired of it. Can we start a revolution by asking people who visit our websites to use a browser that works?

I’m ready!

Michael Moonbird

]]> Comment on Internet Explorer (IE) Is A Piece Of CRAP! by Dejan http://www.imnicamarketing.com/2009/01/internet-explorer-ie-is-a-piece-of-crap/#comment-5100 Dejan Mon, 11 Jan 2010 12:35:18 +0000 http://www.imnicamarketing.com/?p=141#comment-5100 I completly agree. Anytime I develop some website with advanced CSS, its ALWAYS IE the one that complains forcing me to spend additional time to fix IE rendering errors. IE this IE that, IE position:inherit; 'Durrrrr whats inherit? For gods sake IE has the wealthier company standing behind. I completly agree. Anytime I develop some website with advanced CSS, its ALWAYS IE the one that complains forcing me to spend additional time to fix IE rendering errors. IE this IE that, IE position:inherit; ‘Durrrrr whats inherit? For gods sake IE has the wealthier company standing behind.

]]> Comment on New logo, and the Imnica story. by TheNightOwl http://www.imnicamarketing.com/2008/06/new-logo-and-the-imnica-story/#comment-4987 TheNightOwl Wed, 06 Jan 2010 09:23:28 +0000 http://www.imnicamarketing.com/?p=69#comment-4987 Hi Richelo I assumed when I first heard the name that you must be a Korean speaker (Are you? / 임니가). This is a polite form of a question using the (primary) copula verb (i.e. "to be" in English). It can mean any of the following (and more, depending on what/who is being talked about/referred to in a given context): - Are you? - Is s/he? - Are they? - Is it? So I really thought it was some kind of play on words from a Korean speaker. Something like "Is it mail? Awwh-ho-ho, it's MUCH more than THAT, my friend!" Or something along those lines. I've yet to try your service, but I keep hearing good things about it. Frank has raved about it numerous times, for the record. And he's a straight-up geezer whom I'm inclined to listen to. All the best, TheNightOwl Hi Richelo

I assumed when I first heard the name that you must be a Korean speaker (Are you? / 임니가).

This is a polite form of a question using the (primary) copula verb (i.e. “to be” in English). It can mean any of the following (and more, depending on what/who is being talked about/referred to in a given context):

- Are you?
- Is s/he?
- Are they?
- Is it?

So I really thought it was some kind of play on words from a Korean speaker. Something like “Is it mail? Awwh-ho-ho, it’s MUCH more than THAT, my friend!”

Or something along those lines.

I’ve yet to try your service, but I keep hearing good things about it. Frank has raved about it numerous times, for the record. And he’s a straight-up geezer whom I’m inclined to listen to.

All the best,
TheNightOwl

]]> Comment on The tradition continues into 2008! by Vern http://www.imnicamarketing.com/2008/11/the-tradition-continues-into-2008/#comment-3782 Vern Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:07:46 +0000 http://www.imnicamarketing.com/?p=91#comment-3782 "The tradition continues!" I see "tradition" has gone out the window when it comes to "getting older"... I thought you were looking forward to "Boy, don’t you hope I reach a 100?!"... “The tradition continues!”
I see “tradition” has gone out the window when it comes to “getting older”…
I thought you were looking forward to “Boy, don’t you hope I reach a 100?!”…

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