scrap pad

websites bleed across regional boundaries

websites for regional organizations end up serving people outside of their region. sometimes a *majority* of a site's users are from outside its region. which is not good or bad, just interesting. obviously these sites should be designed for regional needs. a site like ThinkBlueMaine.org will be used across the country; a town website would be very specifically locally used; what about something like calruralhousing.org? would affordable housing groups in other states be looking at information here?