SSA Website

A link on the site to the webmaster would be a much better way of
communicating your problems with the website, not having to email or call a
regional director. Too much can gets lost in multilevel communications.

As for the site working with different browsers, I have minimal problems
with Opera 7x, Netscape 7x and IE 6. However, IE 5.5, which according to
the web stats on our site is still used by a significant percentage of
people, does not work very well with the SSA site. There's no reason to
leave out a significant portion of users, especially those across the pond,
because of lazy programming practices. Everything on the site can easily be
done in a fashion that does not omit anyone.

Doug

Doug


"Tony Verhulst" wrote in message
...
Chip Bearden wrote:

forward your specific comments to your SSA director or directly to the
SSA. That's what I did.

As did I... and then nothing. Not even an automated reply. As far as I
know, my comments fell into some black hole. I'm reluctant to take the
time and trouble to provide further constructive information.

Tony V.

Doug wrote:
A link on the site to the webmaster would be a much better way of
communicating your problems with the website, not having to email or call a
regional director.

The link to the webmaster and most of the staff is



This address was in use before the new website; however, it should be
prominently displayed instead of just in a link on the staff pictures.
I've emailed SSA about doing this, and cc:'d my Director.

Too much can gets lost in multilevel communications.

Apparently, too much was getting lost in single level communications. My
Director tells me it was a management decision not to publish the email
address of every staff member for productivity and response reasons
(e.g., when a staff member is gone, the email can be directed to the
people filling in).

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Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly

Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA