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Index of Subjects Greetings Paul Thanks for the suggestion of the CSSR, I think it is an excellent one! Link is now in place. Unfortunately, I have more difficulty with the suggestion of adding the St. Mary's Religious Studies web site at this time, not for its content, which seems appropriate, but rather, for its presentation. Chebucto Comunity Network takes seriously its commitment to supporting Text based internet access alongside the more graphical side (not that our sites are limited in graphics, but thousands of our users depend on the text-based interface.) The entire content of the Religious Studies home page consists of 5 buttons with no indication as to their content, something like this, when viewed in the Lynx browser, (or in a graphical browser with images turned off): [LINK] [LINK] [LINK] [LINK] [LINK] The pages could easily be enhanced by the addition of ALT text elements describing the content of the page, and the content of each link, or even considering a page containing more detailed textual content. If you could see your way clear to such an enhancement of your page (which should in no way interfere with the appearance of the site on a graphical browser, and will make it more accessible to internet search engines as well as to individuals with visual impairment aids) we would be pleased to provide a link. IHS Ed Dyer aa146@chebucto.ns.ca (902) H 826-7496 CCN Assistant Postmaster Religion Page Editor, Chebucto Community Network http://www.chebucto.ns.ca P.S. if you would like references to information on Lynx-friendly web pages, or other assistance, we would be pleased to assist. E.D. On Sun, 13 Dec 1998, Paul Bowlby and Anne Marie Dalton wrote: > I would like to request that you add two sites to the religion/community > page on the web site. The first is the department of religious studies web > site at saint mary's university. the site is found under the smu web page > and under the faculty of arts. www.stmarys.ca should do it. > I am chair of the department and would like to see the information about our > program availalbe on the web site. > > Secondly, I am currently president of the canadian society for the study of > religion and would recommend that its web site be added as well. this > national academic organization contains many valuable web site links about > religions around the world. > > I also suggest that you have a secion on universities and provide links to > all of their web sites. > > thanks for the great work you are doing. > > paul bowlby (e-mail "paul.bowlby@stmarys.ca) > > >
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