still waiting for the iPresident
So I wandered over to Senator Edwards' website, and was impressed to see an online donation tool. So I tried it out. It told me my card was declined. I tried another card. It too was declined. Both cards are fine, so I figured there must be a problem with the routine. And so I searched the site for an email addres--any email address at all--to tell them something is wrong with the site. Result? None. Click "Contact Us" and you're given a mailing address in North Carolina and a telephone number.
Oh well. Still waiting for the internet candidate.
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I found an email address in the WHOIS data.
Note the site is giving me an "under construction"
message now.
EDWARDS2004 (JOHNEDWARDS8-DOM)
Domain Name: JOHNEDWARDS2004.ORG
Administrative Contact:
EDWARDS2004 (F4478-OR) edwards2004[at-sign]worldnet.att.net
I hope you will take the time to write a letter to the Edwards people about your findings. Someone with your name recognition might actually spur them into doing something about having a less than friendly Internet presence.
Most business and political entities first deploy websites as one-way read-only brochures.
For businesses, I wonder what most commonly affects a realization that there's more to a net presence than saving on leaflet printing. Is there a political analog?
Look at Edwards2004.com
The Internet candidate?
http://www.deanforamerica.com/ , perhaps.