> Speaking of websites, I used to be "webmaster" for an ISP. I asked my
> boss permission to set up aliases for either "webadmin" or
> "webmistress"
> and use them, but was told that I wasn't to do it. So I ended up
> getting an awful lot of webmaster mail addressed "dear sir".
>
I'm personally in favour of the webadmin idea. I don't really see a need for gender specific language in any job title or generic name.. It's one of my personal soap box topics - I think we should all get rid of using gender specific language when referring to something or someone that could possibly be male or female.
Michelle.
