Lawyers and stuff (was: Re: [thelist] Site Critique Request ( WJ))

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> To paraphrase, the legalese mumbo-jumbo that many designers feel should
> be tacked on to the bottom of a page in 4  point font is really
> important to a site. It's not enough to include it, it has to be
> involved in the design and layout of the site's content. Designers
> cannot afford to simply ignore what they don't feel to be important (as
> obviously happened with WestJet) so close cooperation with the Legal
> folks is essential to ensure that you put your message across correctly.
[Burns, Martin]  To be honest, it's our legal people that have been
insisting
on *all* the disclaimers being on *all* the pages, even though the print
docs
don't. We've *finally* got agreement that they can go on another page behind
a 'Legal' button.


> Damn, I've discovered BSP trees in OpenGL and subsequently only had 10
> hours sleep this week, I'm going home.
[Burns, Martin]  BSP trees?

Cheers
Martin Burns
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External tel: 0131 523 0867
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