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Rob Holmes

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theivybridgecollection.com
Robert said:
vshosting said:
The only thing I would change is the name, every time I read it I see lowco stinks , but maybe thats just me :D

No. It's not only you.

I have to say I think - who's lowco? everytime I see the word.

Sorry :(

Maybe you could add a hyphen in there ?

low-cost-inks.com sort of thing

Rob
 
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Matrixx said:
Robert said:
vshosting said:
The only thing I would change is the name, every time I read it I see lowco stinks , but maybe thats just me :D

No. It's not only you.

I have to say I think - who's lowco? everytime I see the word.

Sorry :(

Maybe you could add a hyphen in there ?

low-cost-inks.com sort of thing

Rob

I also have this problem and think the suggestion made by Matrix is a good solution.
 
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SillyJokes

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Make clickable links more obvious so that the use doesn't have to mouse over to see it is a link.

Colour up visited links, make text resizable

do you really need a forum? It either looks empty and reflects badly on your traffic or people spam it or post uncomplimentary comments about your service without coming to you first to sort it out.

You don't often see them on shops because they are a bit of a liabilty in these respects.

Good luck - it looks ok
 
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vshosting said:
The only thing I would change is the name, every time I read it I see lowco stinks , but maybe thats just me :D
I was about to make the same comment; I plan to avoid lowco. Maybe a dash would help: lowcost-inks.

I had the same reaction to forumsuk: Why does the forum suck? I have been hesitant to point this out before now because I didn't want to sound insensitive or to undermine someone's hard work. Nonetheless, I would want to know if someone misread my name so, for what it's worth, here's the comment.
 
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