When I was still in the work force, my immediate supervisor asked me to take over the web pages for our entire department. Even though web design and development was not part of our core responsibilities, I agreed as it would give me the opportunity to work with the “new” web program that Microsoft had recently released, FrontPage. Less than a year later, the company adopted a “standard” web authoring system that stifled virtually all creativity associated with the web pages of the various sites and departments. What had been an enjoyable collateral responsibility became another burdensome responsibilities I was glad to leave behind when I retired.