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A DC-area Mommy, gamer, coder, archer, and general bon viveur, Aimee is thrilled to be passing her passion for life on to her two sons.

When playing at adulthood, she develops ecommerce sites and documentation for Virid. When playing online, she is a Community Manager for Genia Games and Citadel Studios. In the spare time she wishes she had, Aimee writes for Game Geex  on Aggro Range.

Aimee is a Competent English Speaker™ and fluent in Standard Galactic.

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        SEO and Valid HTML: How Critical Are W3C Standards?

        If I made a list of requests from new SEO hires, “Fix these HTML errors from the W3C validation tool” would be in the…

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      • Protocol, Schmotocol

        For the last two months, I’ve watched a relaunched client’s Search Console charts spiral downwards. Their indexing dropped, their SERP…

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      • No, You Really Can’t Talk to Customers This Way

        Oracle is in the hot seat with the InfoSec community once again with the focus on CSO Mary Ann Davidson…

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      • Coding with Style: Basics of HTML and CSS

        Have you ever told your kids (or were told as a kid), “I am not making different food for everyone.…

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        #CMGRHANGOUT PRESENTS: Managing community conflicts & controversies

        This Halloween episode of CMGRHangout is scary. Not “spooky”, not “creepy”, but downright “oh you did not just insult my favorite President” SCARY. Conflict is difficult for every person on this planet, and as community managers our instinct is often to squash it before it starts. On this panel, we talked about why you want to encourage healthy controversy and how to define boundaries and prevent it getting it out of hand. We also talk about why community members do better with controversy sometimes, and how it affects their trust in each other and your brand.

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