[gui-talk] Good Reads confusingto me
Joel Deutsch
jdeutsch at dslextreme.com
Thu Sep 2 04:59:19 UTC 2010
I received an invitation from some3onee to join Good Reads and see his
latest book pics, and I've heard of Good Reads, so I overcame my reluctancwe
and followed the link in the email.
Well, the page I ggot bragged that I could join via Yahoo, where3e I have an
account but seldom go, and I'd heard of this approach before.
So I signed up on the page pr43esented, and that took me about 20 minutes.
Not because of mistakes I made in this case, but I think because Jaws
behaved oddly with the form fields and I had to keep redoing it until I ggot
in.
So I'm taken to what must be the home page of Good Reaeds. It's got search
boxes galore (imagine Jaws 11 beeping at me constantly as I try to navigate
the page), but nowhere could i find this fellows favorite books list, and
the pages kept mentioning Gmail and Facebook, and it felt as if I were on
Facebook, i arrowed down, and soon I was arrowing tyhrough searches i'd
made everwyhere freom BARD to Amazon and even a Google search or two. What
gives? Where the H was I?
AntAnyone here familiar with Good Reads who can tell me how to proceed? For
the time being, I don't want to accumulate "friends" sorta like you do on
Facebook, and i have no interest in posting book titles, myself. I just
wanna see othr people's blogs or lists or whatever is on this site.
HHelp. A little education, please. This is maddening. I'd had only casual
intentions, and now I've wasted an hour messing around because some guy
whose name I'm not sure I actually remember sent me an invite to join, the
way you get friend invitations in email every time somebody on Facebook that
you may have emailed with oncee uses that friend finder feature.
Ack. Triple Ack. I feel like throwing this dear little computer at the wall.
Yes, I did do a Jaws repair, but that didn't clarify anything. j/k
More information about the GUI-Talk
mailing list