[peel] Peel via Soulseek

[Made of Ale]

Hey folks, as some of you may have noticed I have set up a website at 
http://peelacres.com, there is a forum there and registered users have 
access to the private sections. This seems like an ideal time to bring it 
up, since the forum could be a useful way post this kind of info without 
broadcasting it on open channels.  I can also set up a mailing list if that 
is preferred.  Registered users can add content to the site as well, I 
still need to go in and approve it, but I can add moderators for that sort 
of thing too to expedite things.  Lately I have added a gallery, and there 
is also a links section.  I could also add a limited download section, but 
only for legal things like tools and such.  Regardless of us using it along 
Phil's suggested lines, if anyone is interested in helping out with making 
it a central location for Keeping It Peel, you are certainly most 
welcome.   Anyroad, it seemed the time to mention it.  -m

PS.  If Sheila (or her children) ever needs the domain name for themselves, 
all they need do is notify me and I'll make transfer arrangements.  Just 
because I registered what I figured is the ideal name for a web site of 
this nature, doesn't mean I feel I own it or have rights to it.  Above all 
I would want Sheila to have it if she needed it. -m


At 02:30 PM 3/12/2005, festive50@... wrote:
>I won't bother quoting Rich Fewster's post, but I'm sure there are many of
>us on the list with similar sentiments/experiences.
>Mine for example. (this could get very boring, but pleas bear with me)
>Although an admirer of Peel in the early days of "The Perfumed Garden" and
>"Top Gear", I drifted away in his "Boys from the Lough" phase.