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Christina (Guest)
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Jan-04-01, 04:00 PM (EST)
 
"whack?"
 
   I am an elementary school teacher looking for great sit's to use in my classroom. I read your warning. I do not know what "whack" means. Would using your site in my classroom increase your traffic too much?

Christina
Benicia, California


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Jan-04-01, 04:03 PM (EST)
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1. "RE: whack?"
In response to message #0
 
   To whack a site means to copy it to a local machine.

By all means use the site any way you see fit. Do not worry about the traffic. There is nothing I would like more than knowing that kids use my site. I would be most grateful if later on you could spare time to describe your experience and the kids' reaction.

Many thanks,
Alexander Bogomolny


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