Currently, the only way to contact me is by e-mail. I know not having an instant
messenger effectively makes me a social paria, but without continuous Internet and
the desire to lose my spare time to the seas of inania, it's an easily resisted
temptation. (Update August 2006: I've had IM and broadband for about five years now,
but I still don't care much for it.) So by all means drop me a line through that old
trusty e-mail, but being a notorious slack-ass, I make no guarantees as to replies.
I do, however, guarantee that all e-mail to the address below gets read.
I categorize incoming e-mail in two practical categories: junk and non-junk. Junk
to me are self-obvious or trivial questions (RTFM!), unsolicited business offers,
homework questions (you'd be surprised; people asking me for an in-depth report on
some camera they saw on eBay), questions that could have been solved by actually
reading my site, or mail that commands me to do something.
Otherwise I'm the happy smiley guy. I appreciate and enjoy feedback, and also
don't mind being corrected. Additional information – bring it on. Corrections –
bring them on. Scans, books or manuals – always welcome.
I'm not so tough. Just give it a try.
Note: please, please, please, for the sake of my spam filter, give your mail a
clear, unambiguous, non-spammy subject line. Not good is stuff like "Hi" or "About
your site". Better is "About Alfred's Camera Page" or "Looking for Horizon-202
production data", that has much more chance of making it past my trash bin.
