[Sigia-l] I found this great page on Monster.com!

[Jon Hanna]

> <cite>
> > Amusingly it calls says "webmaster" is a "real" title, as if
> anyone other
> > than journalists ever used that email address as a job title
> without their
> > tongue firmly in their cheek. (Please don't say "we all use it
> here, that
> > would only depress me).
> </cite>
>
> Isn't webmaster a jack-of-all-trades anyway? How many designers, IA's,
> content specialists directly administrate the servers the site(s) are
> hosted on, as well as do the scripting?

No. It's an email address, like "info", "postmaster", "usenet" and "abuse".
"www" is often used as an alias.

Using it as a job description is a joke. Like saying what you do at work is
"as little as possible" or "you don't have to be mad to work here, but it
helps".

It's depressing to think that someone might actually have a joke as their
real title.