Those of us who work in libraries and in other settings in which one spends a great deal of time trying to track down documentation of various kinds have found over the years that email to webmasters is very, very rarely answered. It is though your inquiry is sucked into oblivion as soon as you hit, "Enter." Or else the webmaster refers you to someone else who doesn't respond. It just isn't worth the trouble to try to get the info you need through webmasters, however nice they may be as evidenced by the courtesy they show in the rare instances you actually get an answer from one.
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Now that is pretty funny--touche. But some princesses like information more than others.
Nope. Just alerting webmasters and their masters to the frustration out here. I made a site myself and have the utmost respect for their skills.
Ah! Thank you. Being a middle-aged, lady librarian, I was baffled. You are a true gentleman.
Don't get the reference there.
Those of us who work in libraries and in other settings in which one spends a great deal of time trying to track down documentation of various kinds have found over the years that email to webmasters is very, very rarely answered. It is though your inquiry is sucked into oblivion as soon as you hit, "Enter." Or else the webmaster refers you to someone else who doesn't respond. It just isn't worth the trouble to try to get the info you need through webmasters, however nice they may be as evidenced by the courtesy they show in the rare instances you actually get an answer from one.