Re: HTML et al

["M.G." <msg@laol.net>]

I have to agree with James here.  It would be easy to say, and true too, that
the majority of people have at the least 28800k - 56000k modems.  However,
since we are trying to make this an internet based International showcase, we
have to pay attention to these little details to make things easily available
to the less fortunate people.

Mike Gothreaux

>Regarding sites which would benefit from a makeover to break them up into
>more manageable "screen-fuls" is Steve Pushak's. The main page is soooooo
>long that it takes forever to load via a slow dial up connection. This is
>why I'm concerned that our event web-site be VERY quick to load on people's
>machines, over dial up connections. Things like cable modems are becoming
>commonplace in north america but a lot of the rest of the world is still
>using 2400 baud modems. Things will have to be broken down into easily
>downloaded "chunks", with each "chunk" on a separate page. Think of a
>"chunk" as a "topic" or "sub-topic".
>
>James Purchase
>Toronto
>
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