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From: Oliver Fromme <olli@dorifer.heim3.tu-clausthal.de>
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Subject: Re: Permission to set up http://pointme.to/freebsd
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Steve Goodman wrote in list.freebsd-questions:
 > I own the domain name http://pointme.to  It is
 > designed to offer people an easy to remember URL to
 > access information on the web.  Recently I've had
 > people try to use pointme.to/freebsd , which I don't
 > have set up on the server.  I wanted to get your
 > permission to create http://pointme.to/freebsd and use
 > zero-based frames featuring your page.  Take a look at
 > http://pointme.to/music as an example.
 > 
 > The frames page would be set up with target=_parent so
 > once someone hits something on your page they are
 > moved off pointme.to/freebsd right to your domain.  

Why not simply making a HTTP redirect to www.freebsd.org?
Frames suck.  :-)

Regards
   Oliver

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