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On Wed, Apr 30, 2003 at 10:22:35 +0100, Rick Timmis wrote: > Well that is what I have been doing. I would like to introduce you to > http://www.sttechnology.co.uk > ST Technology (Super Tramp Technology or Straight Talking Technology) is Thats great news. I like the name. Power to the people. :) The website needs some work. I see you've probably done it under Windows. The menu does not work very well, consider a list styled with CSS. Try comply and validate to XHTML 1.1. The text should be better laid out. No one read blocks like there are in: http://www.sttechnology.co.uk/services.htm Use bulleted lists again to put ideas into digestible bite sizes. Maybe just run movable type or plone or something? And for something a little different: I was thinking it would be a good idea to draw up a some sort of code of conduct for Linux solution providers. The main problem with software solution providers is that they try lock the customer into their solution. With opensource based solutions this can be different, but it needs a little work still on documentation standards. Anyway a code of conduct of some sort laying down some guidelines for such practises would be something at least I would like to see. Anyone heard or seen of one already? This 'code of conduct' (better name required) basically would allow competition. Those who see this as a bad thing are in trouble. This is what capitalism is about, and it should be promoted, and I am sure customers will also see this as an attractive quality. Best of luck, -Kai
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