Note: this topic is from 01/16/2006. Thanks blam. It's been eight years since the ping message update -- geez I've been at this a long time -- and i found this looking for something for someone, and oddly, I couldn't find this topic when I was looking for it based on a vague memory, just the other day. Good one for the Digest ping, because at the rate I've been going today, I'll never get around to posting any of the on-deck topics (Etruscan inscription, Scythian gold, Roman villa).
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