Getting the powers that be interested in the web

[Stephen Le Hunte]

> One of the
> reasons I suggested computer conferences instead of live conferences is
> because my department made me take the day off to attend the meeting and
> cover my own traveling expences. I would be intersested in the
> circumstances other Web masters work. Is it mainly done in our own time or
> do some people get time allocated when they can officially work on their
> pages?
> 
  That's pretty bad.
  I myself am a postgrad PhD student, who at the time it was required 
was the only person who knew HTML.  I had offered previously to do a 
Web site for the department, but it was after some of the lecturers 
had been shown a demonstration that they asked me to do it.  Seeing 
as how I did it for free (I've heard of postgrad's getting paid up to 
750 to do department's web site), they paid my expenses for the trip 
to London for the conference.
  Cheers
  Stephen
  
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Stephen Le Hunte     (cmlehunt at swan.ac.uk)
Author of the HTML Reference Library 
ftp://ftp.swan.ac.uk/pub/in.coming/htmlib/
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