Tuesday, February 23, 2010

No Changes at MountVernonStatement Dot Com

As of now, the page http://mountvernonstatement.com, unlike the official http://themountvernonstatement.com, still points to a white screen with red lettering stating the name of the web site, joking that even the "the" is conserved, and instructing curious parties to e-mail info@mountvernonstatement.com.  I point this out only for my amusement (and yours, possibly), since it is now perfectly clear that http://themountvernonstatement.com is the official Mount Vernon Statement website, but I still want to get to the bottom of this.

Since I received no response to my first e-mail to that address (in which I asked, "What is this?"), I sent another this morning.  I have not yet received a response to this e-mail, either.  It is a mystery.
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