Mark's Views, Perhaps — from behind my eyeballs
Once every year or two, I get an email from somebody claiming to be interested in buying this wonderfully short domain name: eaf.net.
They don’t show any interest in the site content. They just want the short domain name.
Several years ago, I told one inquirer that I might consider selling it for $50,000. 
He didn’t seem to like that. 
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While scanning through PC Magazine’s article on Firefox 12 (color me loyal blue) in high-speed overview mode, I noticed a link to their WordPerfect Office X6 Review & Rating. Well, of course I clicked it:
The number of people who use WordPerfect Office is an almost unnoticeably tiny fraction of the millions using Microsoft Office, but they tend to be intensely loyal.
My road.
Phone in hand.
Also their lives.
And mine. And mine. (No, I’m not repeating myself; that’s an optical “illusion.”) Read it all
The owner called me at 8:39 this morning, “My site’s been hacked.”
I was surprised.
I mean, it’s a WordPress-powered site, after all. And I try to run a tight ship security-wise.
So I had a look: Read it all
No, this isn’t some deep philosophical question, though if you want to answer it that way, that’s fine.
Or even a question about life, though if you want to answer it in that context, that’s great.
It’s just a question about why you’re here. Read it all
Scroll down for April 2 update.
Yup, there was a time* when I would have been willing (reluctantly so) to sell Anabaptist Bookstore and its sites for $200,000. Those were the good old days.
And there was a time when I would not have considered selling my original website: Anabaptists. At all. Period. Those, too, were the good old days. Read it all
I wondered if I could sell a digital image on eBay for a dollar.
No, it’s not worth my time. Except as a toe-in-the-water experiment.
After getting things ready, I noticed this: Read it all