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Question on a Website Award criterion
There is one item that I don't completely understand in the Website Award scoring rubric:
"How does the website handle distribution of information to team members? (i.e. Are meeting times and locations visible to all visitors or is there a private section? Does the public section of the website include personal posts to or from team members?)" I can't tell from this whether public posting is supposed to be good or bad. My guess, from how it is worded, is that they believe you should have a private section so that team discussion is not visible to all viewers. Does anyone know? Thanks! 
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