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Team assigned to fix 50th anniversary Web site
Published:
Saturday, July 14, 2012
A team of workers has been assigned to make the necessary corrections to the official Web site for the 50th anniversary of independence celebrations. The Web site was shut down last Tuesday after the T&T Guardian pointed out numerous mistakes, which included factual, spelling and grammatical errors.
The Ministry of Planning and Sustainable Development is responsible for producing the site. Director of corporate communications Kendal Fontenelle told the T&T Guardian in a telephone interview yesterday that the site had been broken up into different sections and each one was being dealt with by various members of the team the ministry had assembled.
He had said last Tuesday that the site should be back up within 48 hours, but yesterday he said he did not want to give a definite date. He declined to give names of anyone working on the site, but confirmed there was a historian on the team.
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