Give Us Your Web Address
Do You Need a Personal Web Site?
If you have a web site, even if it is not very fancy, let us
know and we'll li st it on the Member Web Site section.
Jason Sholar, the person who did most of the design
work on the C.O.C.A. web site, indicated he is willing to
desi gn web pages for C.O.C.A. members. Sorry, it won 't
be a volunteer effort, but if you are interested, contact Ja-
son directly 313-608-0063 or email jsholar @tiltbob.com
and he can tell you what's involved and some of the cost
options.
Participate in the Discussion Forum
One of the most fun and educational features of the web
is the Message Board or Discu ssion Forum. All C.O.C.A.
members with User Names and Passwords will be able to
participate. Ask a question. Express your view. Respond
to other members' questions. The more people who par-
ticipate, the better the discuss ion forum will be. Don 't be
shy.
But, remember, thi s is an open di scussion forum and
you need to be careful before saying anything negative
about a specific person. All postings will represent the
individual C.O.C.A. member. The information and guid-
ance provided may or may not be correct. You will have to
make your own judgment before making a decision.
Give The Web Team Feedback
Tell us what features you would like on the C.O.C.A.
web site. But remember, some features may be easy to
create; while others may be very difficult and take many
months to create. Others may be impossible for us to do.
Remember, even though your web team has some very
talented people, they are volunteers and can only devote so
much time to web development.
Be friendly, be constructive, and try not to be too nega-
tive. Remember, your volunteer web developers have feel-
Join the Web Team
If you have web development skill s, specifically knowl- ings too.
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edge of PHP let us know. We need help or it will take us a
long time to add new features.
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