Bev there was no indication of how much work would be involved, but I expect a lot. But this could well be a opportunity for a US based identification site, which I think you need, and the potential for it to be quite profitable with sponsorships, advertising etc. Treasure net could patent the finds site so it could not be copied, or it could be ran as a totally different Website.Bev said:
CRUSADER said:creskol said:May I confess my ignorance here and ask what the differences are between a clasp and a buckle?
A clasp hooks on to a hasp (hook & loop arrangement), a buckle stands alone
Monty LOL! 
Creskol, I almost didn't recognize you with your new avatar. I guess it's time to change mine too since it's about 2 yrs. old. Breezie
creskol said:CRUSADER said:creskol said:
A clasp hooks on to a hasp (hook & loop arrangement), a buckle stands alone
So technically speaking, a sword belt plate would not be considered a buckle?
Bev said:
Actually, I was thinking the same thing about your pic! Thanks, Breezie
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I think a US finds database is definitely the next step. If TN doesnt do it, someone else will.Silver Searcher said:I have actually spoken to the Webmaster of the site via email, I expressed Treasure nets interest in having a US based site like the UKFD. He said he was willing to help and would clone the UKFD for Treasure Net, as long as there was a dedicated team of people to ID finds.I passed this imformation on to a Moderater, and have yet to recieve a replyBev said:
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Seeme like nobody at T.Net is interested, as I had no reply from my PM, to a Mod (there loss) sorry you are bowing out BigC, it won't be the same in what sit's if you dobigcypresshunter said:I think a US finds database is definitely the next step. If TN doesnt do it, someone else will.Silver Searcher said:I have actually spoken to the Webmaster of the site via email, I expressed Treasure nets interest in having a US based site like the UKFD. He said he was willing to help and would clone the UKFD for Treasure Net, as long as there was a dedicated team of people to ID finds.I passed this imformation on to a Moderater, and have yet to recieve a replyBev said:
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Myself Im bowing out soon but there are enough dedicated members here to make it work. Their hard work IDing finds will continue even without a thank you. Even if the team were to disentegrate, TN has enough IDs at this point to have a decent database because the same finds keep coming up.
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Silver Searcher said:Seeme like nobody at T.Net is interested, as I had no reply from my PM, to a Mod (there loss) sorry you are bowing out BigC, it won't be the same in what sit's if you dobigcypresshunter said:I think a US finds database is definitely the next step. If TN doesnt do it, someone else will.Silver Searcher said:I have actually spoken to the Webmaster of the site via email, I expressed Treasure nets interest in having a US based site like the UKFD. He said he was willing to help and would clone the UKFD for Treasure Net, as long as there was a dedicated team of people to ID finds.I passed this imformation on to a Moderater, and have yet to recieve a replyBev said:
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Myself Im bowing out soon but there are enough dedicated members here to make it work. Their hard work IDing finds will continue even without a thank you. Even if the team were to disentegrate, TN has enough IDs at this point to have a decent database because the same finds keep coming up.
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TN is the most interesting site on the net. Ill beat the addiction, you will see. Ill move out to the swamp somewhere where there is no electric if I have to...Montana Jim said:Big Cy - it's an addiction! I've hardly posted in two years and STILL am in the top-ten for posters, almost all in "what it it?" I understand your concern about being here too much - I used to be that guy too. I bet you'll enjoy getting your life back!
