(1) Choose your initial question from the two questions below, and (2) Respond to another student's posting. Be sure to click "Start a New Thread" for your initial posting and to identify the question you are answering in the subject line (Q1 or Q2). Some experts believe that the growth in e-commerce will cause states and local governments to lose tax revenue unless Internet transactions are subject to sales tax. What is one argument that supports this view, and one that opposes it?

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Computer Science Locate six websites: two e-commerce websites, two blogs about web design, and two organizational websites. Familiarize yourself with the navigation on each website. 2. Examine how each website presents text links. Does the link text clearly identify the link’s target webpage or content? Do tooltips appear when you point to a text link? Does the website use both color and formatting to define text links? How are fresh and followed links differentiated? Are hidden or rollover text links used?   3. Examine how each website presents menus. What type(s) of menus does the website use? Do any examples of hidden menus exist? Were they easy to find and use?   4. Will the results of your research determine what type(s) of navigation you would use as a web designer? If yes, how? If no, why not?

what are the differences between Influential Access and other forms of access? I'm going to need an example here, so please help.When comparing Direct and Seq, what are the key differences?

What are the benefits of switching to a replacement strategy that prioritizes pages that have been used the least recently as opposed to one that prioritizes pages that have been used the most recently?

Faigley & Selzer give a checklist (with six criteria) for evaluating online sources. What are some of these criteria that they offer for evaluating the credibility of Web sites? Explain with details and examples.