This is a criticism of both the moderator of the list for allowing the
posting as well as the actual contribution by Layton Olson
'LEO' I don't know whether to just say this is the biggest load of crap or
to say do Americans go out of their way to make parodies of themselves - ie
expressing
Not sure if you have already done this, but if not, you could try and work
out where the fake emails are being generated from and whether it is just
one IP address. To do this you need to identify the which IP address the
email has been received from.
Not sure how this is done in all the
greatly in the last 20 years, but
a number of challenges remain, including standardized, systematic data
collection and public accessibility to data. ...
JW
At 21:00 09/10/2005, Life in Hackney wrote:
Or has ongoing discussion on this list led to the formation of a
'disasters relief ICT team
Thanks for posting this link, which I will distribute to lists I am on in
the UK.
With the many communities here in the UK with links to the region there has
been a lot of news coverage, but as yet I have heard anything about an
online database similar to those set up in response to the
Here are some other links you could follow:
UK
http://www.bcs.org.uk/bcswomen/
http://www.wic.org.uk/
International
http://www.apcwomen.org/
Sorry I cant give you links to these as I am working out of a temporary
situation, but there is some evidence that in 'educated' western societies
there
Have just seen that 'Bobby' having been taken over by Watchfire some time
ago, had undergone a makeover / upgrade.
Although the free 'taster' service only offers analysis of one page, it is
very extensive, but very well displayed, using four tables of informaiton
on Accessibilillty, Privacy,
In response to Taran Rampersad's diatribe at 17:07 23/04/2005
I find your response patronising and rude and for someone who presumes to
quote Criticize by creating after their signature baffling.
Quite honestly I don't understand why it was distributed on the list, as it
just seems to be about
I cant let this pass. You are totally missing the point.
Ordinary users, which is what the digital divide is about - not the techies
or the faddists who have time to twiddle and experiment with things - just
want a tool that works.
If a user Netscape 4 goes to a web page that doesn't display
If you go to the home page of any of the following using Netscape 4.6 they
do NOT display properly. So for a 'novice' and for anyone on the other
side of the digital divide who wants to easily communicate with others via
the internet, and not have the technology disempower them, these are the
Hi Siobhan
Was interested to read your posting as this is a message I recently sent to
the IS Forum -
... a smallish housing charity has maintained a web site for a few
years. From their web logs they know they have on average between 10-15%
of visitors each month who are using Netscape 4.
(sorry if already circulated - JW)
Pupils make more progress in 3Rs 'without aid of computers'
By John Clare, Education Editor Telegraph
(Filed: 21/03/2005)
The less pupils use computers at school and at home, the better they do in
international tests of literacy and maths, the largest study of
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