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rgbecker

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Fri Nov 8, 2013, 11:16 PM Nov 2013

Slate.com does a funny about websites.

Enjoy

http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/low_concept/2013/10/how_google_facebook_or_microsoft_might_fix_the_obamacare_website.html


Given all the trouble with the Obamacare website, we wondered why America’s biggest Internet companies haven’t volunteered to help fix it. (OK, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer team did, sort of, in a recent Tweet, which they then deleted.) Surely Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Amazon, or Microsoft could design a more reliable site than the tangle of federal contractors who have bungled healthcare.gov. On the other hand, we can also envision a few drawbacks. Here’s how we imagine the site might look if each of those companies tried their hand at remaking it in their own images.

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Slate.com does a funny about websites. (Original Post) rgbecker Nov 2013 OP
actually quite hilarious (and more than a little accurate if those were the cases!)..... NRaleighLiberal Nov 2013 #1
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