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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 11/05/20 11:36
David Segall <david@segall.net> wrote:
> The _real_ answer, for most small business proprietors, is the same as
> George Mallory's response to "Why climb Everest?"
You misspelled "usual".
> It is probably up to you, as web site designer,
> to provide some better reasons to ascend the web.
No, it isn't. It is up to the person or company or association that considers
creating a web site (in this case, probably the OP herself or himself,
running a small business) to decide what (if any) the reasons are. Only then,
if ever, should web site designers be involved.
You wouldn't let a national TV company's designer decide whether you need a
to advertize in a national TV program, would you? You wouldn't let architects
decide whether you need a new house and what you need it for, would you?
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