> Hey, I really know web dudes who make those numbers.
I believe you.
>
> Maybe we should do a round of "Here are my skills, what I do, and how much I
> get." Part of the art of HTML is getting paid for it. Too many times, some
> people get into jobs that are severely underpaid.
I know surveys like this are done all the time, and published by
various organizations. We obviously want this very much! But as Al, our
list owner has warned us several times before, the problem is the price
fixing laws. That could be interprited as a conspiracy to set prices,
since such a survey will obviously influence us in how we charge for a
job.
Any lawyers here who can advise us how this could be done without
risking Al loosing his list, or us risking going to jail on price fixing
laws?
I would think that a statistical overview, average and standard
deviations, might pass the test. Anyone know if it will?
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