Re: Lead Line

[Guest guest]

Thanks Lee Ann.

How wonderful to see some pages of my site have made it into the list. ;-)

I would like to comment on one thing though.

> > Lead Line V/TTY:

The Lead Line closed last year when Barbara Lincoln retired. House Ear did

not continue the program. Last I heard (it's been a few months) they were

considering whether to replace it with something else or not. I know this

because Barbara Lincoln, till she retired, was on another list I belong to.

If anyone has any updated info, please share it.

Kay

listenup@...

Listen Up Web

http://www.listen-up.org/

[Guest guest]

> I would most certainly have incl MANY a link from you, and yours

> so to speak. You've been at this so much longer.... But I do remember

> reading about 'your privacy'.

It can get a bit confusing, can't it?

Anything on the public Listen-Up Web site anyone is free to link to and pass

to others. The only time I don't like links shared is when it's a link to

something on my private site. You can easly tell the difference by the URL.

If it starts with

http://www.listen-up.org/

you're free to share with anyone.

http://lonestar.texas.net/~listenup/

then it's my private site.

There are, however, a few exceptions to that. One is the Listen-Up

Bookstore:

http://lonestar.texas.net/~listenup/books/index.htm

which I'm currently adding a few new books to and adding a page on Fiction

for grownups (I already have a fiction page for kids). The books on that

page all have at least one character in them that is deaf/hard of hearing.

If you have any book suggestions for this page, now is the best time to send

them. You're always free to send links to the Listen-Up Bookstore to anyone.

I can think of a few other things on that site that it's OK to share info

for so to make it simpler I'll just state that unless I say otherwise,

you're free to share any links I send. ;-)

Kay