Online Portfolio Question

[Evelyn Lee Barney <evbarney -at- comcast -dot- net>]

I'm working on updating, polishing, adding to, and porting my portfolio 
contents from my school server to to my own domain (which will be 
www.elbarney.com) QUESTION:  If the portfolio implies that I am 
available for contract work, would potential employers see that as a 
conflict of interest?  Is this, in fact, a delicate situation or 
something not to worry about?  Any thoughts on how to approach the matter?

I do want to appear available, I don't want to look like a competing 
company.

Thanks,

Ev 

PS:  I'd love to see links to your portfolios, if you're willing to 
share them with me.
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