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[Lieutenant Kije]

I noticed that the announcement on the WFE makes no mention of length for entries.  Are there any guidelines on length?

And in case WFE isn't actually accepted computer lingo, it stands for web front end.  It's a term they used at my old work; I don't know if it is of universal use.

[The Holy Saint, Grand High Poobah, Master of Monkeys, Ehlers]

hrm... I haven't had a job in web design for about 4 years, but it seems to me that phrase is not accurate. the front end is everything the customer sees and interacts with on the site. The back end is what happens behind the scenes. I usually use something like "main page."

[Mad Dr Jeffe]

500-1000 words, or more if you feel like writing a novel, but 500-1000 will be read by me.

[Lieutenant Kije]

That sounds accurate, Saint.  I guess it is a term more designed for the business to customer relationship.

[Lieutenant Kije]

Oh, and thanks for the response, SquirrelMan.

[The Holy Saint, Grand High Poobah, Master of Monkeys, Ehlers]

He prefers the term "squirrel-boy"

[Mad Dr Jeffe]

Squirrelinator

[Lieutenant Kije]

Now "Woody" seems more appropriate.