On Sun, 24 Jun 2001 17:45:5 +0800, J. J. Young wrote:
> The post below from ZDNet-UK succinctly tells it how it is in the UK.
> Until recently we had Govt sites that were easy to access. No more :-(
<snipped quote from ZDNet-UK>
Any government having an economic system based primarily on the
capitalistic free-enterprise philosophy ought to mandate that all
government-operated websites designed for public access should be
made to conform to the "any browser" standard.
The survival of any free-enterprise economic system depends upon
free and open competition. Safeguards should be legislated into
place to prevent government from competing with free enterprise.
Otherwise you will have a government that contradicts itself.
Of this Sir Winston Churchill would have said "up with this I will
not put."
Regards,
Sam Heywood
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