How come we did'nt know?

[Guest guest]

The people building the vegetarian.com website are also involved in

boxing.com, wrestling.com, perfume.com, and are actually a larger

company. Swell, now I can be sure the website of reference for newbie

veggies will be a corporate entity, made by corporate employees.

 

I'm guessing, since they do perfumes, automobiles and other stuff

that involve poluting or animal testing, that they will be following

a strickly nutritional approach to vegetarianism. One wonders where

he should turn for a fair advice on life.

 

I found these to be nice, ethical websites:

 

- www.upperworld.com (amazing graphics and animations)

- www.vegansociety.com (sober but quick to the point)

- www.earthsave.org

 

It's always good to have some places to turn to when you need

information! I sure like having a online nutritional guide!

[Guest guest]

 

peaceveg01 <peaceveg01

 

 

" I found these to be nice, ethical websites:

>

> - www.upperworld.com (amazing graphics and animations)

> - www.vegansociety.com (sober but quick to the point)

> - www.earthsave.org

>

> It's always good to have some places to turn to when you need

>information! I sure like having a online nutritional guide! "

 

 

Here are some other great informational veg websites that I have not found

to be corporate-minded or unethical thus far:

 

www.ivu.org (International Vegetarian Union - excellent site!)

www.fatfree.com (Low-fat Vegetarian Recipe Archive with lots of info links)

www.best.com/~piner/vegan-foods.txt (Guide to Vegan Foods and Ingredients)

vegsource.com/ (Monster site with amazing amounts of info and links, but

does have some ads on its site)

www.vrg.org (I know you know, but I can't help but list it since it's such a

great site)

 

Hope these links prove useful to some of you!

--Tonya

Alameda, California, USA

 

 

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