[chapter-delegates] Re: [isoc-members-discuss] Do we have a way to help/promote this?

[ksraju]

Dear Mr. Beth Porter

   We can take up this as  Global collaboration project . We must come 
out  with " Best practice frame work " . Such that all global companies 
can follow this frame work. Today we are seeing so many millions of web 
sites. But we still don't know
whether the information provided particular web site is really giving 
best information and cheapest services to serve our needs.

Today we are entirely depending upon search technologies to reach web 
sites. For single word we are getting 1000's web sites listing.  No body 
is sure of the value of information / Knowledge.  We must create a 
grading system for web sites also , such that users can promote their 
services in better way and reach to right people directly based on their 
requirements.

We must create a  frame work to create  " intelligent knowledge web 
commerce  "  infrastructure  ,  where in  information and knowledge can 
reach according to individuals requirements and serve their needs. Day 
by day  the WWW is becoming junk  world ,  in the process of  getting 
right information , we are loosing lots of money by paying huge bills in 
the form of  access fees or Band width fees.  Information and human 
knowledge  should become comodity .

Good day  to you all .
ksraju




Lynn St.Amour wrote:

> Hi Beth,
>
> Many of our chapters have a lot of competence in this matter and they 
> should be able to provide good advice, as well as pointers to 
> appropriate resources around the world.  This might even be a project 
> we could all undertake on a world-wide basis.   So, what do 
> chapters/members think?  Any interest?
>
> Regards,
> Lynn
>
> At 11:04 AM +0000 3/14/05, Beth Porter wrote:
>
>> Hi fellow ISOC peeps
>>
>> I'm one of the judges for the International Webby Awards and in the 8 
>> years I've been doing that it's clear that the majority of corporate 
>> sites are [by sublimation and/or osmosis] perpetrating bad web 
>> practice which less well-heeled site developers take as the way to do 
>> it. I'm hoping as the lead organization in standard-setting, we can 
>> highlight elements of best practice that don't [entirely] depend on 
>> engineering.
>>
>> This not only touches on issues of accessibility for all in terms of 
>> GUI design/functionality, but as important, the recognition that 
>> end-users, site visitors do not use the screen the same way they do 
>> meat-world printed matter. I think there's a lot to be discussed 
>> about this, and wonder if ISOC has the mechanism and/or will to 
>> address it. I'll happily provide a ball-rolling piece or we can 
>> simply bat the thing around on this list.
>>
>> Your comments are most welcome
>> Cheers
>> Beth Porter
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