Comments on: On Credibility http://douglast.com/thoughts/archives/33 Thoughts on Graphic and Web Design Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:46:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Douglas T http://douglast.com/thoughts/archives/33#comment-13 Douglas T Wed, 03 Jan 2007 16:42:02 +0000 http://douglast.com/thoughts/archives/33#comment-13 I have a series of RSS feeds from major search engines that search for graphic and web design related terms. I use them to see what others are writing about that I might find of interest. Sorry, but I didn't notice which search terms found your site. I have a series of RSS feeds from major search engines that search for graphic and web design related terms. I use them to see what others are writing about that I might find of interest. Sorry, but I didn’t notice which search terms found your site.

]]> By: steven e. streight http://douglast.com/thoughts/archives/33#comment-12 steven e. streight Wed, 03 Jan 2007 16:23:37 +0000 http://douglast.com/thoughts/archives/33#comment-12 Thanks for being the first person to link to our new blog, SpyderBlog. Your commentary on my post is greatly appreciated, and you're right, I forgot this notorious little annoyance, the Too Old or Too New Technology implementation. I'm sure you'll also agree that the worst mistake you can make with a web site is to let an amateur or student build it. My post on that topic explains all the miserable ramifications of such a strategy. I'm curious, since this SpyderBlog is so new, and not even fully integrated with our SpyderHost site yet, how you happened to find this post. Much appreciation, and best wishes to you in your university job. Thanks for being the first person to link to our new blog, SpyderBlog. Your commentary on my post is greatly appreciated, and you’re right, I forgot this notorious little annoyance, the Too Old or Too New Technology implementation.

I’m sure you’ll also agree that the worst mistake you can make with a web site is to let an amateur or student build it. My post on that topic explains all the miserable ramifications of such a strategy.

I’m curious, since this SpyderBlog is so new, and not even fully integrated with our SpyderHost site yet, how you happened to find this post.

Much appreciation, and best wishes to you in your university job.

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