[lit-ideas] Re: Lawrence's links
- From: Ed Farrell <ewf@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Lit-Ideas <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 10:36:28 -0700
Just a note:
I too had trouble with Lawrence's links. However, they (usually)
display correctly when viewed as text. They never display as
links when viewed as HTML.
Ed
Sunday, October 17, 2010, 10:11:01 AM, you wrote:
> Donal,
>
> You end up saying "life is too short" to have to paste my url into
> a browser in order to read my note. I quite agree. In my case,
> life is too short to have to write two notes, one for my blog and
> one for the technologically archaic system that runs Lit-Ideas. I
> don't know why you can't click on my url. I just checked the copy I
> received from Lit-Ideas and it has a clickable url. Consequently
> here is my latest note, largely in response to the meat of your note
> below,
> http://www.lawrencehelm.com/2010/10/is-european-version-of-western.html
>
> You say you don't see anything in the previous note that would
> prevent it being posted as is on Lit-Ideas; perhaps, but I wrote
> many a note and tried to post it on Lit-Ideas and had it rejected.
> That is major annoyance. I tried many different approaches and
> ended up with the current one. I don't know why you can't click on my urls.
> Are you using html?
>
> As to my notes not being scientific, well no, no more than history
> is scientific -- or "political science" is, but we all came from
> Phil-Lit which was set up by David Myers. After David Myers and
> Andreas Ramos decided they had irreconcilable differences and split,
> Myers founded Theorea and then disappeared. Myers founded Lit-Ideas
> and after a decent interval disappeared. Through all of that I
> wrote notes much as I do today. I am interested in the philosophy
> of history rather than the history of philosophy.
>
> Lawrence
>
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