Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 19:04:22 -0800
From: emanuel at heatdeath organisation <emanuel@heatdeath.org>
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Subject: [gopher] Re: ASK blocks
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> Does anybody actually actively use ASK blocks on their gopher server
> to get input from users?  I've written support for this into my
> client, since it is outlined in the gopher+ recommendation, but I'm
> looking for places where people may actually have ASK questions up so
> I can test out the display.  (The network posting end isn't there yet)

I just put something that may help you test it on gopher.heatdeath.org.
See "testing" under "webgopher".  It will bring up a box with each type
of ask that I know of, and then show you the results.  Enjoy.

-- 
emanuel at heatdeath organisation
gopher.heatdeath.org