Re: HIT: Linking to others Web Page

[Ken Umbach <kumbach@UNLIMITED.NET>]

For whatever it is worth, everyone in the known universe has my permission
to link to my home page, to any sub-page, or to any document of mine that I
have posted at my site.  No need to ask.  From time to time I check at
Altavista to see who has linked to my stuff.  It always makes my day to
find something new.  Most recent was a link to my "Low-Tech Research in a
High-Tech World" paper, suggesting it as a plagiarism preventive.  When I
see more links, it tells me that I am doing useful work.

Regards,

Ken


At 03:35 PM 5/2/98 -0500, you wrote:
> My original question was "is it OK to link to others web pages, from

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Kenneth W. Umbach, Ph.D., Policy Analyst
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