Juding by the current poll and the responses, the answer is a resounding NO. Poll says 20 don't like it to 1 person who does.
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Originally Posted by AXiDMeesh
I go down the list, clicking "Open in new tab" for each one. Now with all those webpages running simultaneously, it is really annoying to hear a bunch of music going all at once. Then I have to track down the page(s) that are playing the music and turn it off.
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I do this too, and I would imagine a PNM would as well. If music pops up while you're opening the pages? Or even just one? Pain. In. The. Butt. Music automatically makes me dislike the website and the organization/company/whatever it represents, even if just a little. But probably a lot. And you don't want to do anything to turn PNMs off if you can help it.
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Originally Posted by ree-Xi
Is the site intended for members or visitors? Some chapter sites have virtually no info or descriptions. It would be cool to read about how much money you raised for X charity, that three of your members are on Student Government, that you have a 3.10 GPA, etc. It's virtually free PR!!
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I also used to work in usability and ree-Xi gives sound advice- especially about the content. Whether they are PNMs or members or parents or just interested people stumbling upon the site, people want to know more about the group. Put real information on there that gives the viewer a taste of who you are and why you are so great. Include captions or descriptions for people not in the know. Music does not tell your chapter's story. Put your efforts toward the content rather than the gimmicks.
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