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New Hampshire, and Iowa not fair tests
New Hampshire and Iowa, by virute of their dates and "importance" are not a fair test of a web site. People in Iowa and New Hampshire get - and expect- unmatched personal attention from candidates. Dean's "fall" is 90+% about his personality while talking to voters.

You want a test of the effectiveness of a website? Have all candidates debut one on the same day, and set goals-for example: people visted, time spent on the site, money donated through the site- and see who reaches them first. Personally, I'd weigh time spent on the site most heavily for this test. Checking the front page is one thing; sticking around to read position papers or speeches is another.
Posted by: Natalie GS   Posted on: 01/30/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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The internet...  Bobby Sskcat | 01/29/04
Dean's fall  dg mh | 01/29/04
maybe  Rembrandt Pussyhorse | 01/30/04
Dean and the Internet  mlindl | 01/29/04
It all comes down to votes...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/29/04
That doesn't only apply to the internet  Michael Kelly | 01/29/04
Can't argue that. Apathy is a killer.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/29/04
yep....  nograin | 01/29/04
Ummm let's not forget mainstream media  Squawkbox | 01/29/04
Hmmm....  BitTwiddler | 01/30/04
New Hampshire, and Iowa not fair tests  Natalie GS | 01/30/04
Fair Tests  donald17 | 01/31/04

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