Tea information

Don't pay this guy any attention, his stuff is stolen from other websites without their permission. They don't seem to have enough talent to write their own content.

Mike Petro

Hi Mike, i don't know why you always say this to everybody, you like a American government, don't let any other do what they want to do, only want to control others, i only collect the tea information from the internet, never for money, only interest. I hope the site will supply some useful tea information for tea lovers. Why you alwasy put your pu-er tea site below your name, isn't an AD for your tea website. Mike i hope you are a real American, American in my eyes is a nice person, i have some friend they come from US, they are very nice people, very friendly. But i am doubt now, doubt your are not a real American. I said to my friend, i only provide tea information , i collected all these in the internet, only convinence for the tea lovers. if you don't like , please get out. And don't put your tea website below your name, by the way, my foreign told me they can't open your link, hope you will change some about your website. Best wishes, Man

Actually, it's not being treated as a signature by most readers. You need to add a line that begins with two dashes to the top of it so that newsreaders will separate it out. rn does this automatically but it seems Forte does not.

--scott

You need a space after the -- like -- Scott

That's actually not part of the .signature file.... it gets typed by hand. The only actual signature in my postings is the one-line Diva quote at the bottom... the -- directly above it delineates that it's the start of the .signature so your newsreader can make it dim or a different color or whatever it cares to do.

--scott

Interesting, is this any better?

-- Mike Petro

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I find the whole idea of content very interesting, though not for a tea forum, I think that people should contribute as much as possible to the Wikipedia with good articles quoting good sources, its a pity there is such a small amount of information (and pictures) on Pu-erh in the Wikipedia for example!

Copying content is not only illegal (which doesn't really matter ethically) but its also sometimes very poor or serves a special purpose (i.e. to sell a product) so Robert your website is not particularly useful (its also quite hard to navigate).

"Robert"

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Perhaps you could add to your website, and claim copyright to:

Lu Yu's writings The writings of Su Shi (Su Dongpo) The Chairman's writings Mike Petro's complete website

(Only for the convenience of tea lovers)