Willow's Christmas Facts

[Willow]

No. 2 - The Christmas Card

[revoL annaerB]

Xmas Fact number two, noted and logged

We're all going to be Christmas experts by the time Willow has finished with us

Originally Posted by Hotzenplotz

And the first Christmas e-card, when was that sent?

This is what Wiki says on that subject....

Originally posted by Wikipedia
Since its conception in 1994 by Judith Donath, the technology behind the E-Card has changed significantly. One technical aspect that has remained mostly constant is the delivery mechanism: the e-mail received by the recipient contains not the E-card itself, but an individually coded link back to the publisher's web site that displays the sender's card exactly as it was originally configured.

I couldn't find anything specific to Christmas E-cards but I think it's safe to say that it would be the same year, probably in static form rather than animated.

[Kats012]

Ah! Bless Her! Serene, beautiful, well-read and very clever!

[Karrot]

Thank you Willow, i did not know this


Karrot

[Fay]

Thanks for the information Willow, very interesting stuff.

Love & hugs,
Fay

[Willow]

No. 3 Christmas banned, mince pies forbidden!

[Fay]

Oliver Cromwell, sounds more like Scrooge to me, what a misery guts!

Good job it was reinstated after he popped his clogs.

Love & hugs,
Fay

[revoL annaerB]

Good old Ollie, putting a stop to the silly festivities and general merriment
BAH HUMBUG!!!


Breanna: Oh do stop that, revoL, You know you don't mean it...ohhh men

[Cyber Ted]

Thanks Willow.

What a spoilsport.

That all just goes to show why the Puritans and their modern politically correct ilk should never again be allowed a position of power.

CT

[Willow]

No.4 - The Christmas Tree