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]]> By: Andrew Cohen http://blog.see3.net/2008/04/18/whats-in-a-number/comment-page-1/#comment-24256 Andrew Cohen Thu, 24 Apr 2008 21:53:57 +0000 http://blog.see3.net/2008/04/18/whats-in-a-number/#comment-24256 [One issue for organizations that hold more than one of these designations is how to organize their website and still be in compliance.] In my experience, the approach seems to vary considerably -- according to the specific legal interpretations by the particular organization's legal council. I've had some clients who were perfectly happy to build a single site, but -- behind the scenes, categorize each page so that page counts could be reported. The page counts would then drive a calculation of how much money had been spent on each. Other orgs have two sites, but they are tightly coupled and share a back-end database and share content. For example, the Democratic Leadership Council does this with its main c4 site and affiliated think tank, the Progressive Policy Institute: http://www.dlc.org. And others are more comfortable creating completely separate sites for each legal entity. Compare www.americanprogress.org and www.americanprogressactionfund.org There are many considerations, and I'd recommend getting qualified legal guidance for your planning activities. Andrew Cohen Project Director Forum One Communications [One issue for organizations that hold more than one of these designations is how to organize their website and still be in compliance.]

In my experience, the approach seems to vary considerably — according to the specific legal interpretations by the particular organization’s legal council. I’ve had some clients who were perfectly happy to build a single site, but — behind the scenes, categorize each page so that page counts could be reported. The page counts would then drive a calculation of how much money had been spent on each.

Other orgs have two sites, but they are tightly coupled and share a back-end database and share content. For example, the Democratic Leadership Council does this with its main c4 site and affiliated think tank, the Progressive Policy Institute: http://www.dlc.org.

And others are more comfortable creating completely separate sites for each legal entity. Compare http://www.americanprogress.org and http://www.americanprogressactionfund.org

There are many considerations, and I’d recommend getting qualified legal guidance for your planning activities.

Andrew Cohen
Project Director
Forum One Communications

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