Oops! A Correction - And A Compliment

Since my earlier post about the Ethical Marketers' Association, I've discovered that I've inadvertently misled you.

Ric Raftis has pointed out that he isn't actually the site owner - but he's still involved in developing and promoting the site.

I think that's quite a compliment to him. After all, it takes a lot of work, commitment, time and energy to organize a site like that, which is hard enough to motivate yourself to do when the site's completely your own brainchild.

It must be harder still when it's someone else's.

Well, I may have been mistaken about the owner of the site, but one thing hasn't changed. It's a venture that could sure use your support.

If you've got even a small amount of spare time, and you want to make the Internet a better place, you can make a lot of difference at the Ethical Marketers' Association.