SCN: WEB: National Day of Mourning for the pitcher

[Rod Clark]

Elaine Chan wrote:
> The issue is the SCN webpage or homepage-  managed 
> by webmaster Rod Clark (is that correct?)  

Elaine, 

   Patrick Fisher (clariun at scn.org) is the webmaster.

> Do I have your permission to edit the SCN homepage next 
> time we (us AMericans) get attacked?  Is that what you 
> mean by "Have you put up anything yourself?"

   Ask Patrick. He might be willing to put a link, on the
Politics menu for example, to a page on your /~er-chan site
about this subject. Or I believe you could sign up as an
Information Provider. Keep in mind that it's always been harder
to convince people that a site should get a link from the home
page than from the relevant menu page(s). I last edited the home
page on December 9, 2000 and gave it away (permanently) a couple
of days later, the day after Nancy's memorial service.

> I don't know whether there are any sites on SCN that have
> recruited suicide bombers?  That is the job of the webmaster 
> to know what we got linked to (use a search engine-it's
> a one liner).  So you AMericans feel freedom of speech
> means leaving up links to suicide bomber recruitment
> or terrorist web-sites?

   Here's a link that's been on the Politics: Political Parties
menu since February 8, 2000. You might find some of the
cornucopia of sites that are indexed there to be interesting.
Some of these groups are based in the Northwest, and a few in
Washington state, which is why this link is there. Look for the
links page, which is at http://www.militia-watchdog.org/m1.htm

   Militia Watchdog
      http://www.militia-watchdog.org

Rod Clark

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