Drop Me a Line

I very much welcome E-mails. Unfortunately, I am very slow responding to them. If you are expecting a response from me and haven't received one in a reasonable amount of time (or if you needed a quick response), then send me a follow-up E-mail asking me why I'm taking so long to answer your message—I won't take offense! :)

Alex Measday

E-mails I enjoy receiving:

• Friendly "Hello!"s.
• Idle chat about topics of common interest (e.g., books, computers, genealogy, music).
• Questions about, problems found in, and/or—if you're really having a slow day!—praise for the software I've written.
• Constructive criticism of my web pages; information additions and corrections; link recommendations and updates; etc.

E-mails I more or less ignore:

• I am flooded with E-mails asking me to add links to websites about two topics in particular: substance abuse and education. Although the E-mails often seem personal, I've seen too many virtual duplicates (e.g., "I'd be tickled pink ...") from different people with different target websites. So, if you wish to recommend such a website, make sure its topic is really germane to something on my website.
• Spam; messages that have Subject: lines filled with strange characters are immediately deleted.
• Job offerings. I'm not interested in a new job at this time, but I appreciate your interest.

Finally, GEONius.com is my personal domain name; it is not a company.