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I’m liking it. All change isn’t bad. De 😉
I can’t believe how many people still use AOL software to access the Internet! I didn’t realize this until all the AOL journal folks moved and started reading me on Blogger. My Sitemeter shows a LOT of people use AOL.
You must remember that the vast majority of AOL’s customers are AOL customers because they don’t understand anything about how the computer or the Internet work. AOL is very attractive to many folks for that reason.