Mike:

Sorry my earlier comment was flippant. From your earlier postings, I
gather that people evidently sent you feedback off-list about problems
they encountered with your site, and then you defensively rejected their
help. In this line of work, feedback, especially about site useability,
is a good thing and you must learn to accept that as a part of any job
you may get in this field. Feedback will help you improve your site and
your skills. Learn to accept it graciously. Also, cross-browser
compatibility may be a PITA but is just as necessary to building
successful web sites as knowing HTML and Cold Fusion. I get annoyed at
developers who dismiss cross-platform usuability and IMHO that attitude
shows a disregard for their site visitors and indicates a lazy attitude.
You can take my feedback or dismiss it if you want, your choice.

michael firth wrote:
> 
> To all,
> 
> First of all if anybody I offended I apologize by my last letter.  Too
> bad I couldn't get that kind of response in trying to find a job.  Just
> kidding.  Seriously, I am not going to retract my statements, except
> one and that is reporting people.  I was angry and  apologize. I just
> wish that some of the people that sent emails earlier would own up to this
> too. If the url doesn't work, it might be due to the browser or
> operating system.  I am using Windows 98 and IE 5.5 and the url works just
> fine.
> 
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