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Kerrith -> Suggestions/tips for a site now editied by EWD (7/22/2006 6:37:39)

I just switched to EWD for editing and improving our web named The Clearing Process a web that I originally created using FP2003.

The store-bought "Easy Gel Blue" template, by Round the Bend Wizards, is about three years old. It's been my first attempt at using CSS.

Any suggestions/tips will be most appreciated.

Kerry



d a v e -> RE: Suggestions/tips for a site now editied by EWD (7/22/2006 7:40:28)

nice template but the logo should be cleaner/clearer - the letters all get confused - i can count about 15 m's.. ;)



jaybee -> RE: Suggestions/tips for a site now editied by EWD (7/22/2006 13:26:46)

Nice site, I understand what you're doing but I'm not sure I'm happy about the confidentiality for murderers, rapists etc. Not happy about the Catholic Church's stance on the same thing in the confessional either. But then I don't suppose they'd confess it without.

How do you know they're telling the truth? Seems to me that you could get piles of complete nutters confessing to all sorts of rubbish.



Kerrith -> RE: Suggestions/tips for a site now editied by EWD (7/22/2006 16:23:41)

Hi Dave,
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ORIGINAL: d a v e

nice template but the logo should be cleaner/clearer - the letters all get confused - i can count about 15 m's.. ;)

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the letters all get confused - i can count about 15 m's.. ;)
H'mmmmm, that's what I get for having friend do the logo. We're nonprofit so freebes are welcomed.[:)]

Thank you for taking the time to critique it.



Kerrith -> RE: Suggestions/tips for a site now editied by EWD (7/22/2006 17:03:28)

Hi jaybee

Re: Nice site" Thank you. I love the clean spaciousness of RTB's template.

The process only appeals to someone in a specific phase in life. Most posters are referred to The Clearing Process from one of our other communication-skills tutorials. Some people have never had the experience of communicating without fear of recrimination or judgement or penance.

Re: "How do you know they're telling the truth?" It doesn't matter—it's all content that occupies the mind. Some adults have yet to complete their childhood experience of lying or acting like a "nut" without being made wrong or punished, consequently they are still stuck in lying/dramatizing incompletes. I got over it (mostly) so I know others can.[:D]

I'm convinced that most recidivists have yet to be caught/acknowledged for perpetrations committed earlier than the one for which they served time. Their integrity keeps setting up life, hoping that someone will be smart enough to acknowledge them completely so that truly have a clean slate.

BTW: Of the hundreds and hundreds of three-hour consultations I've only had one client who went the entire time without me hearing a single lie. Most of us are stuck producing less-than-desirable results because of the unconscious lies we tell or live. For more about lying see About Lies and lying—lying from choice


Thanks for taking the time to comment on the content.





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