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[deadmr]

would you be interested in link exchange at all ?

[damian_steele]

Did you mean like this one?

http://uk.ebid.net/help_affiliate.php

[deadmr]

Did you mean like this one?

http://uk.ebid.net/help_affiliate.php

no i mean like my link somewhere on here then the same for me on ere somewhere

[damian_steele]

So you'd like eBid to have a page full of links to whatever sites eBid users care to create but only if those users also have a link back to eBid on each site they have listed?

If so, that sort of thing is fine for hobby sites or personal websites, but it looks amateurish on a professional, business website. IMO. Still, you never know . . .

[Huddylion]

would you be interested in link exchange at all ?

Your link doesnt work for me

[damian_steele]

Your link doesn't work for me

That'll be because of the letter transposition in the word "music".
TBH, IMO, there's hardly anything to see even when you can get it working.

[Huddylion]

That'll be because of the letter transposition in the word "music".
TBH, IMO, there's hardly anything to see even when you can get it working.

Shant bother then mate

[birdwatcher2008]

Did you mean like this one?

http://uk.ebid.net/help_affiliate.php

I clicked on your link and came across the word "earnt". Is this really a word in the UK? I looked it up on a dictionary website and it was not found. I know there are other words I have never heard of that apparently are words in the UK because many people in eBid are using them. One example is "jewellery". I looked that one up, too, and it was listed as the british version of the word jewelry. My dictionary website must be American. I didn't want to inform eBid that they have a typo if it really is a word.

[Gothicina]

I clicked on your link and came across the word "earnt". Is this really a word in the UK? I looked it up on a dictionary website and it was not found. I know there are other words I have never heard of that apparently are words in the UK because many people in eBid are using them. One example is "jewellery". I looked that one up, too, and it was listed as the british version of the word jewelry. My dictionary website must be American. I didn't want to inform eBid that they have a typo if it really is a word.

Yes earnt is a word.
As well as jewellery vs jewelry you'll also find collectables vs collectibles.
It looks like the guys have used the US spelling on the US site for top level categories but the sub cats all have the British spelling.
You might find this tool helpful
http://esl.about.com/library/vocabulary/blbritam.htm

These might interest you.
http://esl.about.com/library/weekly/aa110698.htm
http://www2.gsu.edu/~wwwesl/egw/jones/spelling.htm
http://www.musicalenglishlessons.org/spelling-diffs.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...ng_differences

[birdwatcher2008]

Thanks Gothicina, I sure have a lot to learn. And I used your tutorial to learn how to add extra pictures to my auctions at no additional charge. That was a big help. Thanks again!