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				I would have said bad - but I guess it depends on how many people have
the ability to add/edit/delete stuff and whether that includes site
visitors as well as company staff.

If it were a blog for instance with each site visitor likely to need to
edit his or her blog then yes fine a log in on every page is helpful.

As an admin only log-in however it seems a very poor use of space - and
very internally focused - i.e. areas of the customer facing site being
used for internal staff because they have the memory of a goldfish and
cant remember a log-in address?

So - I guess it depends who its for and how many people - but in general
I would say bad.

Sam


-----Original Message-----
From: underscore-bounces at under-score.org.uk
[mailto:underscore-bounces at under-score.org.uk] On Behalf Of mac jordan
Sent: 19 July 2006 15:55
To: underscore at under-score.org.uk
Subject: [_] presentational issue (possibly)


if one has a web site where there is a back office section to maintain,
add, remove pages, etc, is it good or bad to put a login to that back
office on every page of the public area of the site?

discuss.

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