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[edit] nutscrape

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"When Navigator 1.0 came out, we created a QA [Quality Assurance] lab overnight," Lopp said. It was simple in the beginning. "We had people just surfing the Web, clicking on links, saying if [the presentation] looked all right to them." But the pressure to decide if a 'build' was good, on 16 platforms, was mounting. "Now we have a point release every two months. Each needs a full level of testing on the multiple platforms," said Lopp.

[edit] From publisher/writer (approval of excerpt)

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I (Morbus Iff/Kevin Hemenway/Disobey, the publisher) and Steve Baldwin (the author of Ghost Sites) are both fine with this excerpt (though, it should probably be edited with that particular distinction - "Steve Baldwin writes on disobey.com's Ghost Sites:" or some such). --Morbus Iff 16:13, 2 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Living person?

Is this about a real person or a fictional character? Secretlondon 02:02, 4 April 2007 (UTC)