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It's called "free" for a reason, people.  There is no charge, no cost, no expense of a financial nature associated with your subscription
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If you consider Adobe Acrobat 7 to be "fancy", then the answer is "yes".  But if you recognize that Adobe is just a laid-back, low-key,
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I've heard about e-zines like you - you just collect email addresses from people so you can sell your mailing list to
some huge corporate machine.  If I sign up for GAY, my mailbox will be inundated with SPAM (or some other form
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While your ranting was not technically a question, per se, we will address it nonetheless.  GAY will never, ever under any imaginable
circumstance sell our mailing list to anyone, anywhere.  The Editor of GAY has signed a notarized statement attesting to the fact
that she would endure any form of coercion, torture, intimidation, and/or force inflicted upon her by the huge corporate machines
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By way of example, the statement specifically states that even if the Editor were to be imprisoned in a windowless cell, where the
only reading materials available were romance novels with Fabio on the cover, the only music playing was The Partridge Family's
Greatest Hits, and the only food available was bleu cheese (at which the Editor gags in just typing the words), she STILL would not
allow the mailing list to be sold.  (BTW - the Editor actually likes The Partridge Family.)

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GAY is a curious creature by nature, but more importantly, as described on the home page, GAY wants to offer our site to provide
exposure to lesbian comedians and community service-type organizations.  It'd be helpful if we could know where our readership is
located so we could respond intelligently to inquiries from these individuals.  I mean, a comedian from Bangor, Maine won't much
care about being featured in/on GAY if we don't have any subscribers in New England, right?
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