Confidentiality
All communications of any type with A Last Look are private and confidential, and may not be stored or reproduced by any means or shared in any manner with anyone else without the written permission of Lynda Karr. Communications from you are accorded the same rights. Your e-mail address is never shared with anyone else without your express permission except as demanded by the law. If you receive a communication from me by mistake, you may not use anything in it for your personal gain or for the personal gain or detriment of others, and you should notify me at once, delete the communication, and ignore its contents.

Message Instructions: I'm eager to hear from you, but thanks to UCE/SPAM and address-harvesting robots, I've had to devise a method of masking my e-mail addresses and/or weeding out serious inquiries from junkmail.  Some sites have you copy and paste their e-mail address into your e-mail program, which cuts down on spam; however, because people can type some pretty cryptic subject lines, it is still difficult to differentiate between potential clients, potential networkers, and people just commenting on my site, let alone people I don't really want to hear from. Therefore, my method is to (1) provide a clickable link here that will cause your e-mail program to open, (2) switch to a new e-mail address in that clickable link whenever spam overwhelms my e-mailbox, and (3) provide subject lines for you to use, which robots can't use, filtering your inquiries to the appropriate folders in my e-mailbox that I check most often, while e-mail with other subject lines is sent elsewhere.

Therefore:

(1) If you don't need me now but think you might in the future, bookmark this page and come back here to click on the current e-mail address when you need me. When I answer your initial message, you'll be given your own personal permanent e-mail address link to me and can ignore these Instructions.

(2) To enable my e-mail program to filter your message properly, please choose one of the following subject lines and type or copy-and-paste it into the subject line of your message.  Messages with these subject lines are filtered into special folders that I look at first, and I look at the rest of my messages that are just in my inbox when I get around to it—if I get around to it. Needless to say, I use spam filters, so your message could end up in my junkmail folder if you don't use one of these subject lines.  Again, my initial answer to your e-mail will contain your own personal e-mail link to me so you can thereafter ignore these instructions.

Choose one of these:

I may need a proofreader and/or copyeditor.
I am a proofreader and/or copyeditor.
I'd like to be a proofreader and/or copyeditor.
I have a comment about A Last Look and/or your Web site.
I have a business proposal for A Last Look.

Then click on the "Send e-mail" link.

Once you've clicked on the link below, your e-mail program will pop up. Right-click in the Subject line, and click paste to enter the subject line you chose from those above (or just type it in). Then, compose your message. Include how I should address you in my response (Mr, Ms, or Mrs; first name or last name), at least your general location (city, country, time zone), a phone number at which you can be reached in case e-mail ceases to work (which is the only scenario under which I would initiate a phone call), and a short outline of what you are hoping to accomplish with your project. If you are requesting a free estimate, please attach your project file(s) or a file containing a few pages from the middle of your project.

To send a personal message, click on the following link and write a subject line that includes the name I would know you by, like "Do you remember Lynda Sandford, from Maple Shade, NJ?".

Having trouble? If mailer daemon returns your message or if the links above don't appear to work for you, send a message to dzntwrk @ alastlook.com, but please don't forget the subject-line instructions above.

If you are a potential networker or newbie/wannabe, you won't hear from me until network activity increases and I am once again accepting applicants or I have new pages on the site that may be of interest to you. I will keep your information on file for that purpose and that purpose alone.

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