Fwd: [USPS-Webmasters] 2004 Website Awards

[Penneman, Roger B]

I'm guessing that the judges intend our web sites to be a portal to a
wide range of boating information, not just about ourselves.  That might
get the general public to return to our sites again and again.

Roger Penneman
Fort Worth, D/21

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From: usps-webmasters-admin@usps.org
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Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 9:54 PM
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Subject: Re: Fwd: [USPS-Webmasters] 2004 Website Awards

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> I found it interesting to check out the ones who scored really high,
and see what improvement ideas I could get from their sites, in order to
get a better score next year.
> 
> Kay Polt
> Web Mistress
> LRGV

Yes, looking at the score criteria is very interesting! I was surprised
how many points are given for linking to non-USPS sights! Certainly
those are easy points, but of limited value to the USPS or its
squadrons, it seems. 
-Karl E. Peters, Webmaster
Golden Isles (Provisional) Sail and Power (not allowed to call ourselves
a Squadron yet...)
www.gisps.org


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