Reader Q & A — How to share bookofjoe with a friend

Yesterday afternoon Ms. Karen Pittman of Durango, Colorado emailed me as follows:

Hi Joe,

thanks for your wonderfully creative site.
i love sharing it with others... soooo... have you ever thought about incorporating a way to send pages to friends?
is that do-able??

keep up the great work... Karen

Hey, it's always nice to hear sweet words from Durango, what?

I replied instanter as follows (more or less — I've elaborated a bit in this post beyond what I wrote back to Ms. Pittman):

Dear Karen,

Thanks for your kind words.

Yes, it is indeed possible to send either single articles or a particular day's posts to friends.

To send a particular article, click on "Permalink" at the bottom of an article, then copy and paste the URL that appears for it.

To send a day's posts, go to "Archives" (on the right of the home page), choose the day you want to send, click it, then send the URL as with the Permalink above.

Note that only the past ten days are displayed by date; for those earlier, click on "All Archives," then go the date you'd like to send.

You can also click on "Permalink" below any one article on a date you pull up via an Archives search, then send that individual post.

Let me know if this works for you and if these instructions are clear: it's the first time someone's asked.

Best,

Joe

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In deciding to post this Q&A I've simply taken into consideration my "rule of a hundred," to wit: anytime anyone does anything that takes any time or effort, there are a hundred more people who feel the same way but can't be bothered.

Note: I do not charge above and beyond what you paid for the original post no matter how many times you send it.

I consider what you've bought from me to be your personal property, to do with as you wish.

I read somewhere once that owning something means you're free to sell it.

Since you can indeed sell whatever's on bookofjoe for whatever you can get you indeed do own it.

I hope you get rich.

At least somebody will.