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13-10-2001, 17:02
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Trying to do a webpage as a team or committee is a great idea that doesn't really work. The main problem is that most people don't know what to do, and you end up coding over their shoulder, which defeats the purpose of involving others. Designs can be made in committee, but the actual coding should be left to two or three people who know what they are doing. For a simple site, one coder could be plenty.
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