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Load-Bearing Walls in Content Management

Originally published by "dbarker" on 2008-03-19 13:49:00Z

Today’s post is about load-bearing walls in content management – those things that require a content editor to call a developer to change them. Where do you draw the boundaries? How much is too much?

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Comment by "Noel" on 2008-03-21 13:58:00Z
What's with the "Map It: Des Moines, IA" link?
Comment by "Deane" on 2008-03-21 15:02:00Z
Did you listen to the audio? I was consulting down in Des Moines.
Comment by "Craig" on 2008-03-21 10:32:00Z
OMG! The voice of the next Edward R. Morrow! About removing pre-installed crapware: last year we purchased several low-end lappies for some nieces & nephews in school. The first one was a nightmare. Enter Jason York's PC DeCrapifier. The remaining lappies took a fraction of the time to prep. Works like a charm, Ask for it by name. toodles!
Comment by "Noel" on 2008-03-23 13:09:00Z
>Did you listen to the audio? No.