Your Dear Aunt Crabby has been busy, in fact, too busy to rant lately.

As you can see, TheScoop.net has lots of updated info straight from the horse’s mouth, so to speak, about current goings on at the Copyright Office.

If your eyes tend to blur over after reading a few press releases, why not take a look at our poetry or go get a SCOOP.net logo to put on your website and help promote our mission to make everyone aware of the importance of copyrights which protect the stuff you create.

Oh, and if you’re in the mood for some of Aunt Crabby’s rants about other stuff, you can visit Aunt Crabby’s new site: http://hotgossip.thescoop.net

Well, if anything will make Aunt Crabby even crabbier, it’s malfunctioning web sites. And this blankety-blank website decided to go missing sometime between the end of 2005 and now, April 29, 2006.
You might say it serves Aunt Crabby right for not paying closer attention to her site, but she’s been preoccupied with other things. Like moving.

So, all the copyright information is currently missing. Auntie is working on reconstructing the site, but maybe this is all for the best, since Auntie is focusing on some other issues lately. You could certainly say that they are related to copyright, but only obliquely.

Stay tuned to read about Auntie’s new passion.

No, they didn’t say what you’re thinking, you gutter minds! They said, “OK, if you’re so concerned about TheScoop.net, why don’t you do something about it? We’ve got other things to do.”

So, now that I’m the defacto boss around here, things are going to be different. For one thing, instead of my page being somewhere down in the deep recesses of this dump, I’m moving into the front page.

Now, the best thing ever about this whole site, in my humble opinion, was Aunt Crabby’s Message Board. It was great to hear all the griping from the unfortunates who had their web sites or graphics ripped off by some lazy #$&$%$%#’s. Your dear Aunt got a chance to use her razor wit and maybe actually helped to stem the tide of rampant web site theft at the same time.

Now, your Auntie has never been one to stay mired in the past, so, since the new wave of self expression on the net seems to be “blogs”, your Dear Aunt Crabby is now blogging instead of running a message board. If you want to write a letter to Dear Aunt Crabby, just trundle over to the contact form, make your x’s and come on back here and improve your mind. If you’re lucky, Aunt Crabby will publish your letter and her insightful (inciteful?) answer here.