How can anyone be a "Master" ITO?

[TankerT]

Yes, you are correct. (See, I do concede that sometimes.)

Not often.  So, I printed your post and framed it on my wall.  Otherwise, nobody would have believed me.

[KFreeman]

I am one of those who made it through the "grandfather" window.

I had been webmaster for two groups and seven individual squadrons back in '89 and for a few years following. Also did a region website for awhile and was a webmaster at the time I was awarded the rating.

Not a professional webmaster but have been doing websites for volunteer organizations for years and maintain three of my own.

I am quite proud of my IT Specialty badge.

Regards,
Ken

[Lancer]

I had been webmaster for two groups and seven individual squadrons back in '89 and for a few years following

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Ken,

I'm thinking you might have meant `99 not `89 as the WWW wasn't even conceptualized until `89 and one of the first useable 'browsers' wasn't created until `93.

Typo perhaps? 

[pixelwonk]

Yeah... back in '89,  a website was a place where principles were hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living!  We carried our packets on our backs.
Uphill.
In the snow.
Both ways.

and we liked it!

Now get off my lawn!

[Falshrmjgr]

Yeah... back in '89,  a website was a place where principles were hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living!  We carried our packets on our backs.
Uphill.
In the snow.
Both ways.

and we liked it!

Now get off my lawn!

Instead of webmaster: veronica, archie & gophermaster!

[BillB]

Tedda still does his IT in CPM

[Lancer]

Yeah... back in '89,  a website was a place where principles were hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living!  We carried our packets on our backs.
Uphill.
In the snow.
Both ways.

and we liked it!

Now get off my lawn!

Ah, to reminisce... and then came the days of Sneakernet, where the protocol has an MTU of 1.44 megabytes. 

[Matt]

Yes, you are correct. (See, I do concede that sometimes.)

Not often.  So, I printed your post and framed it on my wall.  Otherwise, nobody would have believed me.

I think we should post a copy in the CAP-USAF office, no?