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Government website offering reproductive health information goes offline
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They're way too expensive, because not only you need a bunch of expensive certifications to become a contractor, but also win the contract, which often requires a CEO being golf-buddies with some government representative, which reduces competition and allows for increased profit margins... then the list of requirements turns out to be some "made by committee" list of features that take a whole team to even parse through, half of them being unrealistic or barely so.