Define multiple operations in one WebService recommended or bad idea?

If I have the choice
1 operation in 1 webService = n WebServices
or
n operations in 1 WebService
which one is preferable?
What are the pros and cons of putting multiple operations into ONE webservice?
Peter

Not sure why you would have a lot of different stylesheets applied to various pages  :-)
Why not just one stylesheet to cover *all* the styling for *every* page... that makes mroe sense to me.  In this way, you only have stylesheet you need to edit whenever you make *any* changes.
The more stylesheets you have the more fiddly it becomes in my opinion.
Saying that, there is no reason why you can't link to multiple stylesheets, just remembering that the last one in the list is the one that takes precedence.
So if you have a style for a paragraph for example in 2 stylesheets, then the lowest on the ladder will be the one that the paragrah is styled from.
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