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Another example: Hartwell Home and Garden Produce Show

As an example of the ideas of web sustainability can be used for local and small charities:

 Hartwell Home and Garden Produce Show - a village produce show run entirely by volunteers: http://hartwellproduceshow.weebly.com/

 Principles
- Free web hosting;
- Easy to implement and relatively quick to produce;
- Web skills are likely to be basic - no HTML knowledge
- Easy to maintain - it must be relatively easy to give control of the site when or if the original person leaves.

For more information on the tools being used: http://websitesustainability.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/hosting-how-to-get-it-out-there-for.html



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