CartYou enjoy a good spoof. So do we. That's why we created ShareTheSatire. On this page you will find contact information, an introduction to the service, credit given where credit is due, and information about our mascot, George.
About
Contact Info
We welcome your correspondence. Just send a message from the Contact page.
Introduction
ShareTheSatire began in 2003 with our original "
Frodo Has Failed ... Bush Has the Ring" merchandise, carrying the message that has since swept the Internet. Like Swift's A Modest Proposal and Groening's The Simpson's, at ShareTheSatire we enjoy discussing the issues of the day through humor. Today, ShareTheSatire is on constant lookout for contemporary satire. Feel free to post your comments in the blog, or to send us your satirical observations via the Contact page.
You will find new satire in the Headlines and Blog sections. Follow the Gear link for original satirical merchandise. Follow the Store link to visit our unique Amazon store where you can use the Satire Book Search that we invented.
Our Mascot
Some of you have asked about our mascot, George. He's humorous, but he causes a lot of unnecessary trouble. Not unlike another George we can think of. You can become a member of George's unofficial fan club by subscribing to our free new design notification service.
Credits
Special thanks to Alex of mylittlehomepage.net, the original author of the Weblog and FormMailer scripts that we have customized for this site. Our appreciation to Mike Fifield of the Cognitive Distortion Desktop Wallpaper site for the TellAFriend script that powers our Share section. Thanks also to Western Civilisation Pty Ltd for the excellent MasterStyle CSS editor and a now heavily-customized template. Please note that our customizations are Copyrighted.
Created By
This site is a creation of Boston-based netVeyance Internet Services, founded by writer, designer, and content service developer Phillip Honstein, MFA.
Phillip's previous projects include the creation of the HandStory eBook Service. netVeyance provides essential tools for Internet creativity, foremost among them being content development services. Visit netVeyance at www.netVeyance.net. Phillip has formerly taught e-Commerce courses in the Boston area.
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