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You cannot say it would be a bad thing in every situation. The people I am marketing to aren't new to the internet and they're not too young or terrible aged in a sense that they won't understand.

Having two sites would be creatively different. Not just two pages that look similar, but two complete opposite sites. Then maybe give them the opportunity to store a permanent cookie so they'll always see the one they prefer.



"Age is nothing more than an inaccurate number bestowed upon us at birth as just another means for others to judge and classify us"

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Re^3: Random templating
by DrHyde (Prior) on Oct 08, 2004 at 09:18 UTC
    If the Monastery were to randomly change templates on me, I'd stop using it. Your users will do the same, unless they are design schoool wankers. Sure, it might not be a bad thing in *every* situation, but it's sufficiently silly that I'll still assume it's a bad idea in any particular situation until you can prove otherwise.

    Your users' experience level is irrelevant. Your users' age is irrelevant. It wouldn't be creatively different, it would be stupid.

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