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Hi Al,
I just reviewed your message, but am at work and cannot reply at length.
Please check my comments below:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Al Heigl [mailto:alheigl@rconnect.com]
> Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 11:33 AM
>
> 7.3. Privacy policy.
I'm using IE 5.5 and don't even have this function (View | Privacy Report).
Is my system maybe just strange?
> 7.4.4. Cascading Style Sheets.
>
> Good Webmasters expecting a diverse audience design for all potential
> reasonable browsers.
Many sites add a disclaimer on the home page something to the effect that
the "site was designed for optimal viewing with IE 5.0 or better", including
my own corporation's client-facing web apps. I think this may be doubly true
for non-profit organizations who may not have the resources to address
Netscape's variations to the IE "defacto standard".
> 9.5. The Webmaster will produce, and keep
updated, a handbook
> containing
> guidelines for Minnesota Mensa web pages in terms of technical
> requirements, stylistic coherency, and other standards of excellence.
Have you already created this? I'd be very interested in seeing it - ok, I'm
a geek :)
> 10. Your Webmaster is alive and well.
>
> I expect to be treated with respect, and some deference to the skills
> and experience I've accumulated over more than half a decade.
You know that I have.
> I've been laid low for the last couple of weeks
with a very
> nasty kidney
> stone, but I think I'm on the mend at last.
I'm very glad you're feeling better Al. I still I could have gotten the
"short list" of issues, and that you would have changed the AG link as I
asked on July 11.
Respectfully,
Jeff Rowan |