My company website

“The website for my IT Security consulting company went "live" yesterday.

Summit Systems Security, LLC

Right now, it's a one page web "site" with plans to grow to seceral pages within the coming months. It's more of a brochure for now. I plan on having bio, services, contact, IT security news and IT security pages.”

“Nice, Ski! Has a nice look to it so far. Should be more effective once you implement the rest of the changes! Best of luck to you!!!”

“Yep, it looks good, skiracer.”

“Congratulations!! That's a great start. I'm glad to see things are progressing nicely.”

“anybets on how quick it will be attacked by hackers?”

“Looks great Ski!

(one edit suggestion: change "is a system breach one hacker or identity thief or disgruntled employee or virus away?" to "is a system breach one hacker, identity thief, disgruntled employee, or virus away?" (those serial "or"s are usually a little off putting even if they do provide a little extra emphasis for each item).”

“Looks really good. I like the graphic.

Wanna do reciprocal links? ;)”

“Yeah, sure thing Violin. ;-) That would be just where I'd want to send my potential clients.”

“Sounds like job security to me skiracer.

After a trip to Violins site, your clients would beg you for more service.”

“pedxing, I know what you mean about the use of "or"...I'm still considering it.”

“Very nice!”

“Ski, You never cease to amaze me. Nice work, but eh, I expect that from you. Say hey to Mrs Ski for me. Jer”

“I'll be sure to tell Mrs. skiracer you said hey, jerbear.

Yam, what's shakin' these days? Shoot me an e-mail.”

“Security is needed big time with people putting their credit card numbers on the internet to buy things etc.

The news just had a bit on credit cards and that you are responsible for a small amount of the money put on your card unless you wait to long to report it stolen, then you may be more liable.”

“pedxing, I made the change you suggested and added some meta tags. That sentence always rubbed my grammatical sense the wrong way. I guess I was looking for more emphasis with the heavy use of "or". I think it looks and sounds better now.”