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September 2000, Week 4

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Glenn Koster <[log in to unmask]>
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Glenn Koster <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 12 Sep 2000 10:11:02 -0500
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Mark Bixby wrote:

> There will be additional corporate web standard changes in the future.  I
> now see that http://www.hp.com has rolled to the new format.  There's a
link
> to an article that talks about the new format, and you can submit some
> feedback to make your feelings known.

Is it just me, or is HP trying to tell us something?  On the information
page regarding the new format, they politely tell us that they would
appreciate feedback... but they don't provide a link to allow us a chance to
give any feedback.  After a couple of minutes of poking around, I found a
page where you could "contact HP".  However, you are not provided a choice
anywhere on that page to submit comments regarding the web.  You can ask
questions of HP - provided that you are either asking a question about a
product or you question fits nicely into one of their preselected response
categories (none of which have anything to do with HP's web site).

How are we supposed to provide feedback?  I supposed I could always simply
write a message directly to Carly...

Glenn J. Koster, Sr.
Quintessential School Systems
Developers of QWEBS (www.qss.com)
QWEBS - The Next Generation coming soon to an HP e3000 near you!

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