So a question arises in my mind.  If ArtCom is so
aweful, is there a need in this community for such a
site.  And if so, what kind of money could be made?  I
ask as an aspiring web designer/web guru for
non-profits in the history/art world.  I am starting
to feel around to see if such a site could make me a
living.  Just wondering.

Thanks!
Aaron
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B.S. in Historic Preservation (99, RWU)
Project Assistant at Public Archaeology Lab, Pawtucket, RI
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