The skeletons in the web-site closet

[KMcLauchlan -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com]

All,

Because I write some of the content on our web sites, 
I feel I have a "proprietary" interest in the whole 
affair. Sorta like like I might voice an opinion on 
the illustrations or photos that go with my text in 
a manual, even if I didn't happen to create some of 
them myself.

So, um, what do you folks feel about having faces of 
employees decoratively slapped all over a company 
web site, when about half of the faces belong to people 
who have since been laid off?  

Is it as tacky as I think it is?

Perhaps it's a non-issue, but being this close to the 
trees, I'm not the best judge of what the forest should 
look like.

/kevin

Kevin McLauchlan
Chrysalis-ITS, Inc., Ottawa, Canada
kmclauchlan-at-chrysalis-eye-tee-ess-dot-com
Mixed metaphors and strained analogies for all occasions

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