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> I'm trying to find out if there exists an association "like
> STC...but different" for people that are involved in web
> development as their primary interest.
The Webmasters' Guild has chapters in Boston and the S.F. Bay
area. None near NYC yet, but who knows -- maybe you could
start one. Meanwhile you can read their newsletter and join
discussion groups from their website: http://www.webmaster.org/.
I'm not affiliated with the Webmasters' Guild, and I make no
claims as to the quality of their programs and services.
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