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Evaluating Business Sites Author Dave Bradley
The Ethics of Self Promotion Author Brian Forrester
Perception Is Everything Author Marc Reposa
Feedback and Ethics Author David Bradley
The Importance of Meta Tags Author Donna Snyder
AP's and Censorship Author Marc Reposa
Copyrights and the Internet Author Marc Reposa
Highest Award? Author Marc Reposa
Third Party Links Author Marc Reposa
Mentoring Program Outline Author Dave Bradley
Marketing Tips - Bring traffic to your Web site Author Donna Snyder

What does Positive feedback and Mentoring have in common:

Two most important things to remember is, as a professional evaluator, when you offer positive feedback to an applicant you are offering them uplifting advice. First, in how you scored their review and Second, how they could improve their site. Couple with this a small commentary with your opinions of what you thought of their site, this web designer will have the tools needed to continue in making their site better. Along the way, you have created if you will a person with a desire to be all they can become.

 

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What is Copyright Infringement?

A copyright infringement is when a web designer utilizes a photograph, a reference material, music or a graphic and has not obtained the proper permissions from the owner to display them on their website.

Ethics Organizations

When one considers the variety of Award Programs that are available on the Internet you begin to wonder, just what makes them different from each other. There are Ap's who just give awards away to those who hold to a set formula or criteria. In each, the award giver will display their idea of ethics. Ethic organizations have evolved to ensure an Award Giver is maintaining ethics in running their award program. Those Ap's that avail themselves to be part of a ethics org., are those that wish to maintain a higher level of accountability.