Re: E-Commerce Monks

You could try "the list" on evolt.org (which site also has useful articles from time to time). It's somewhat web-centric, and sometimes seems plagued by HTML-slinging webmonkeys asking about which META tags will get their clients' site to #1 on google, but it also has some old-timers who know just about all there is to know about running an internet business. In any case, they're all professionals. The feel is somewhat similar, if a little less expert overall, to that of this site.

BCE
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Re: Re: E-Commerce Monks by Alexander (Sexton) on May 15, 2003 at 14:52 UTC
My first time seeing your nick and signiture are worth the upvote by themselves. ;-) Its always good to learn of additional resources, so thank you for mentioning it. The list appears to be a mailing list rather than an interactive site. Unfortunately for me this makes a difference as my email has limitations.	[reply]