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-> Before we decide to make a difference in the W3 community, you might
-> want to check the spelling on your page.  It also helps to use a
-> www-validator program (such as the one found at
-> http://ugweb.cs.ualberta.ca/~gerald/validate) and fix up all the
-> little bugs in your page.
->
-> And that's not even commenting about the browsers that can't properly
-> display your page.  At the very least, you must specifically support
-> HTML 2.0.
->
-> -=Christopher Thompson=-

amen to that.

This sort of thing appeals towards the businesses that have tight
pockets and no concept of how the web can effect their business.  The
secret is out that anyone can make web pages (just like a child with
crayons can attempt to copy artists).  It takes a reliable individual or
company that questions the business' reasoning why they want to go on
the web, what to expect from it (welcome to the global community, not
just north america), and beyond getting the links on search engines
(which is a pain even if you're doing it just for the fun of it), and
the ultimate key..Follow up.

That's right.. what happens when the page is up?  It's got to be
updated, modified.  And who's going to do that?  In the end a business
spends more money.