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Redressing the balance...
« Thread Started on Feb 5, 2004, 1:12pm »
Obviously as we're all enthusiastic owners of the new XJ we tend to concentrate on what's wrong with the cars and not so much what's right. This was raised in another thread on the board as well. Obviously there is a huge amount that is right with the cars and I have attempted to address this with two new pages on the site. They can be found under the X350 menu, under the section X350 ownership.

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« Reply #1 on Feb 5, 2004, 3:50pm »
I enjoyed reading through the 2 new pages. You have accurately portrayed my feelings as well.

PS: I like how you have been evolving the homepage over the past few weeks. Great job :)
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« Reply #2 on Feb 5, 2004, 7:49pm »
Thank you for your comments Daniel...

I don't profess to be either a good writer or web site designer so they are much appreciated. Unfortunately I know only too well that no matter how many times I proof read something I've written, there will be many mistakes in it, especially grammatical and spelling. As I discover them I try to put them right.

As far as the site itself is concerned I obviously know some HTML and other web languages, but I don't profess to be good at the design. What I do try to do is apply my experience of using the web, to create an easy to follow site that doesn't frustrate the reader with annoyances.

I am always open to suggestions and am very grateful already to everyone else here for sharing our passion for Jaguars and especially the new XJ.

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