VW (Audi+Porsche) content, et. al.

Clancy wrote:
>
> John: Welcome! Just a quick question (I'm a little dense): do you
> mean that your "Yes to:" list is the things that yoe are OK with or
> are these things to be purged? I think I know the answer but just
> wanted to clarify. By the way, this minimalist site also has a
> minimalist web meister. Any improvements would likely necessitate a
> departure from the various minimalist features you enjoy. Now if
> you're talking about getting rid of the get-rich-quick chain emails
> or the Scams to load one's PayPal account, or the occasional
> nuisance postings by a small group of twerps, I fully agree. Those
> are the times I'd like to have a "delete" capability. Again, welcome
> to Volkswebbin'. Clancy
>
>
> John McMahon wrote:
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>> I just discovered this site recently and I appreciate the minimalist
>> approach. Thank you and my compliments to the designer and to those
>> maintaining it, sincerely! May I suggest an improvement? Purge all
>> non-Volkswagen associated content, please. What does that mean to
>> me? Anything that has no link, historical or current, to VAG
>> (Volkswagen-Audi Gruppe) products needs to go. Yes to: VW, Audi,
>> Auto-Union, NSU, Horch, Wanderer, SEAT, Skoda, Porsche AG, Karmann
>> Karosserie, DKW?, dealers, factories, salvage yards, tires,
>> gasoline, oil, lubricants, garages, clubs, meetings, parts
>> suppliers, Bentley, Lamborghini, tools, restoration tips, VW- and
>> Porsche-powered aircraft, etc. JMc Abilene, Texas, USA 
>>
> Ya, I don't get it too! Whaaa? Scott.
>