Request to fill up Feng Shui survey

[Cecil Lee]

Introduction:
1. Geomancy.net forwards a copy of its forum message (one-way) to Yahoo! Clubs: Feng Shui Geomancy Club mainly to serve as an additional archive of the messages in this forum.
2. One of our Yahoo! Club member has requested for help in filling in a simple survey.
URL: http://www.risd41.org/surveys/feng.tp3
Password to enter: " guest "
3. I have personally checked out the survey and it takes quite fast to fill-in.
4. If you have the time, perhaps, you can lend a helping hand to assist this student in his research paper on Feng Shui.
You do not need to provide your email address etc...
Thank you in advance.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
P.S. The details below is `self-explanatory':-
----- Original Message -----
From: "trely99"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 3:56 PM
Subject: Hi everyone! [Yahoo! Clubs: Feng Shui Geomancy Club]

Quote

Hi everyone. Happy to join the club. I am writing a research paper on Feng Shui and was wandering if anyone would take my survey (the results will appear in my research paper) it will only take a few minutes. Visit the following link and type the password " guest "
http://www.risd41.org/surveys/feng.tp3
thanks
trely99 :)
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[Cecil Lee]

In 1996, Geomancy.net’s forum was hosted on a free web forum.

This is the actual screen shot of one of the messages in this free advice forum.

The disadvantage of this forum is that messagesare kept for six months only.

Thus, we found this unsatisfactory. This was why Geomancy.net decided to continue using our own servers and forum. 

Our mew forum then started operating from end 1998.

We also had an active account in Yahoo Clubs! Then, Google was not as popular.

As most users then use Yahoo search engine.

As you know...Yahoo Club! No longer exists today. Even if it has, past messagesas far back as the year 2000 are never archived. Thus forever lost, today.