Re: Parkinson's Web Sites

[Murray Charters <Murray_Charters@xxxxxxxxx>]

HiLinda and all,
Thank you for your comments.  I too don't wish to criticize anyone's
site.  I just found this one different enough in a positive way to
consider it as a future model (among others) for what to do right...

It's 08:30 AM here and the Sun Run starts in 1/2 hour (40,000 +
runners) and the route goes right below our condo...



Gotta go watch...... it's a gorgeous day ......    murray

On 16 Apr 2000, at 10:08, Linda J Herman wrote:

> Murray Charters asked;
> .... What do you think of the clarity of layout at this site??
> 
>
> This site is from the Parkinson's Disease Foundation of India, and I
> think is a great introductory directory to Parkinson's web sites. As they
> say, it is a selective list and they include descriptions of their
> suggested links, so users know right away what type of site and
> information they can expect to find at that link, also who is responsible
> for the site. This helps avoid linking endlessly from one list of sites
> to another list, but never getting to the information you are seeking.
> You might want to start at the PDFI homepage, which is also very nice
> 
> I just wish they had included a last updated date.
>
> BTW, by bringing up these issues, I am not in any way criticizing
> anyone's web site, especially not the sites created by our list members.
> This discussion is about possible ways of increasing access and
> visibility of web sites that other PWP have found very useful, such as
> the Parkinsn Archive Treasures, the parkinsn list archives, the PieNET
> web page and many others. Also how to help the newly diagnosed or new
> INternet users through the maze of PD information on the web - not all of
> it up-to-date or reliable. After awhile, we each develop our own favorite
> methods of searching, browsers and bookmarked sites, but when you're just
> starting out - it can be overwhelming .
> Linda


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