Re: Questionable content

Chuck,

It primarily boils down to a decision you can "sleep with" at night.
Judging from the fact that you are asking people on the list, my guess is
that your character is going to feel a bit "tarnished" if you take this job.

You might also consider what affect it would have on the reputation of your
business.  There may be some who would hesitate to use you over the issue.

It also might open the door to other "questionable" businesses seeking your
services to set up their sites.  The you would have to deal with the issue
again and again.

As for me...I value what little sleep I have time to get.

;~)

/Garry

Garry W. Harrell
www.ardmoreonline.com
www.handtech.com/garry
www.bizmind.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chuck Fields" <fieldsc(at)bettercontent.net>
To: "HWG Business List" <hwg-business(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 1:21 PM
Subject: Questionable content


> I have a potential client that wants a sizable site developed.  The site
is
> to be database-driven and showcase her product line.  She wants a have
full
> e-commerce functionality (shopping cart, CC processing, etc.).  The site
is
> to be fully dynamic so that she could sell most any widget on it, but
there
> will no doubt be some static language and content to help portray the
> business in general.
>
> I have no problem with the e-commerce stuff.  I can write my own shopping
> cart if I decide to.  (I am primarily a programmer).  So what is the
> problem?  Well she wants to sell massage oils and sex aides.  She insists
> there will be no nudity, but I wonder why then she wants a warning page
> about sexually explicit material on the site.  None the less, the site
> sounds very interesting if it were just going to sell some other kind of
> widgets.  What do you think?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Chuck Fields
> BC Designs, LLC
> Email:  fieldsc(at)bettercontent.net
> Web:  http://www.bettercontent.net
>
>
>

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