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[Bill Reese]

MSN is a very difficult site for me to use.  While I'm not trying to get 
on the European list (I'm American and didn't attend the European 
Symposium), I did recently have an experience trying to access pictures 
on MSN.  

Recently, an online deaf support group called the Say What Club had 
their annual convention very close to me.  I met several of them and was 
invited later to view event pictures posted on MSN.  Although MSN did 
not specifically restrict access to the pictures, I had to repeatedly 
click on weblinks 2, 3 or 4 times (sometimes more) before it worked, 
each time getting sent to an error page.  If I had not been asked to 
identify some people in the pictures, I would have given up.   I don't 
know how prevalent this problem is but I've had problems with MSN in one 
way or another for years and so prefer not to have anything to do with them.

I'm not saying that you should avoid MSN, but, just my opinion and from 
my experience, I would suggest finding a different host.

Bill


Ingvild Roald wrote:

>I think you are on the list, Lucy ... but I see that many others are not.
>There is also some fault saying it is for *adults* only, so you have to
>agree to that each time, even if the content is pure as snow - -  I have
>tried to fix it with MSN, but so far no luck.
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>But just try again to go to the web site 
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>Ingvild 
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