permission to use TAG articles

[Neil Frank <nfrank@mindspring.com>]

Karen or Eric: can you please respond. THanks.

>Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 19:13:33 -0800
>From: Robert H <robertph@worldnet.att.net>
>Reply-To: robertph@worldnet.att.net
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>To: Neil Frank <nfrank@mindspring.com>
>Subject: permission to use TAG articles
>
>Hi Neil,
>
>Its me again, the novice crypt grower! I am putting together my own
>informational WEB site on aquatic gardening, including info on
>aquariums, ponds, vivariums, dish gardens, hydroponics, and tissue
>cultures. It is a non commercial site with a compilation of different
>articles aimed to the novice. I would be very interested in posting some
>past TAG articles, in particlar the one on Open Aquariums by the Tropica
>guy, (sorry I forget his name), and anything by Karen Randall. I would
>even be interested in Steve Pushaks article on Building a cheap
>substrate, although I am planning a link to his site for the same
>article. You would be joining company with Albert Thiel, Richard Sexton,
>George Booth, (by link), Dave Huebert, Dan Quackenbush, a woman
>professor on tissue culture, and many others! 
>
>I have 25MB to fill up, and my own registered domain name, Aquabotanic.
>It is not up yet, but hopefully within a week. It is registered. As an
>AGA member myself, I plan to have some space dedicated to AGA explaining
>its purpose and mission. I also have joined three WEB rings, and the
>name will be registered to come up in the top ten search inquiries of
>every major search engine for each catagory in my site, aquariums,
>ponds, etc.
>
>My goal is to provide a different "slant" on the hobby than what the
>Krib provides, with many points of view that the beginer can understand,
>as well as usefull information for anyones benefit, all in a magazine
>like format.
>
>Can you provide such articles on disk or email? Please respond to this
>email at robert@aquabotanic.com Tommorrow, thursday, this email will no
>longer be in service.
>
>Best Regards
>
>Robert Paul Hudson
>