Web errors, meant or otherwise

We sent out a newsletter today. It had a lot of original content in it, a few links that had to be checked and a mixture of Italian and English text. 

It requires a lot of concentration at the best of times to ensure all is correct and the html comes together. So, coming off the back of a day spent in bed with 38.5 degrees of flu, it was inevitable something might give.

And in fact, our template had not been updated from 2007 to 2008 before we sent it out. Not many noticed, but we did and it matters to us.   

Who has had plenty of time to update their records is a certain person who continues to insist on her own website that she is an ongoing contributor to www.deliciousitaly.com.

This is news to us as we have not been in contact with the individual for at least 3 years and the contributions implied refer to a handful of pages of text she gave to us to promote her own writing ambitions and professional profile back in 2002/3.

But its the web isn't it, so if we keep these pages online does this mean she is an ongoing contributor?

They're striking in Hollywood over this very point.

For the record the Delicious Italy website is compiled completely in house with the only external contributions coming from Italian incoming clients for whom we are offering promotional and communications services.