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I prefer the ski website, too. Bingo, prayer and feng shui don't go together in my book. And the chat screen taking up half the page? No, just no. The comments in the huge font that appear at the top of the page are something else, too.

Excuse me? Now websites are dictating that we have 1024x768 resolution and a high speed connection? I enjoy both of those things, but monitors last longer than computers, and some of them won't tolerate that resolution. I couldn't get passed the page with the MMN. It was just too confusing. Definitely didn't fulfill it's mission.

I like the little truck that writes stories behind it. But it is a mess.

Yeah, and be sure to turn on your cookies and enable javascript, too, so we can infest your computer.

AAACK! With a frame right in the middle of all of it. Difficult to read red text for the wish list. Oh, hell, I see by the source it's all frames. Yuck!

Unfortunately, Jakob is better at math than you are in this case. The non-profit has a $10M budget. It gets 10% or $1M from web donations. If you increase that by 10%, you get an extra $100K. Sorry. But he does make other good points, too. Like making the local look like the national, and not making it difficult for donors to find the donation button.

Not to mention the tiny text, and the way they set it up, I need to horizontal scroll on my wide-screen monitor. That is, if I have my sidebar open. Close the sidebar, and it's nicely centered in the middle of the screen. No fluidity to it at all.

More flashturbation to hide information.

Frames on the inside. Long, long, frames. With "back to top" navigation. How 20th century.