baseball-almanac .com needs support
 

Posted By: <b>BillyB</b><p>I had emailed the webmaster of baseball-almanac.com with a question about a problem I discovered. He very politely replied to my concern, and at the bottom of his reply he added the below which I thought might be something other users of the site might want to know.<BR>-------------<BR><BR>Off-Topic Note: Support Baseball Almanac's efforts to preserve the history of our national pastime. PLEASE send a donation to the address below. The Almanac "family" costs more than $1,000 per month to operate and it needs your assistance. ANYTHING you can send will be very helpful & greatly appreciated: <BR><BR>Baseball Almanac<BR>11400 SW 40th Terrace<BR>Miami, FL 33165-4605<BR><BR>PayPal donations are possible and welcome as well.<BR>Use: mlbfan@baseball-almanac.com.<BR>If you would like to sponsor a player page that too is available and it’s a very inexpensive way to show your support, advertise your site, or simply put up a message of your own on your favorite player. First, look up any player in history (click the link). If the page is available, near the top you will see a link that says "Click here to sponsor this page" and visiting that page will provide complete details.<BR><BR>Take care & thanks again, <BR><BR>Sean Holtz, Webmaster<BR>

baseball-almanac .com needs support
 

Posted By: <b>jay behrens</b><p>They have a nice site, but I prefer basbeall-reference.com and sponsor a number of pages over there. A number of other board members also support pages on BR.com. I think b-a might be a late comer to the game, so to speak, and will have a harder time getting people to sponor their pages.<BR><BR>Jay

baseball-almanac .com needs support
 

Posted By: <b>hankron</b><p>Both sites are nice, and worthy of donations. I used to try and get donations for my endevers and realized that would never work out. I learned to do what interests me and forget about money, as it won't be coming. And I'm happier for it.<BR><BR>From what I've been told, when someone pays you a salary, he often expects you to do what he wants. I've never seen the appeal to that proposition.