I was wondering, and I have asked the firm where I
work, if all web sites (commercial and otherwise)
should "go dark" in memory of the victims today.
Heck, maybe the whold world should shut down for a week, just to show that
American casualties are _far_ more important than casualties in any other part
of the world.
Why don't Web sites go dark when people die elsewhere in the world?
Is there any way of doing this, probably not,
as most firms would not appreciate "going dark"
(ie - put a static page expressing sorrow in
place of their front page....)
I should hope that most firms are not that prone to hysteria, otherwise we are
all in serious trouble.