This approach makes more sense than the last attempt by the paper to keep people paying their bills -- an "Economic Stimulus Sweepstakes" that required participants to fill out a form (using a pen or pencil), find three logos of participating advertisers in that day's edition, and then drop the sheet at a local business. This time around, at least individuals won't have to jump through so many pre-computer-age hoops. On the other hand, the site's deals seem pretty modest at first glance, and a few don't even make sense -- or am I missing something in regard to an offer by Primary Residential Mortgage of a "$200 Meal of Your Choice"? With luck, DenverPostPerks.com will retain some wavering subscribers. But putting out a consistently first-rate product should cause even more to stick around.