Thanks - that post had been on my readar, but got forgotten. The paragraph you quote pretty much sums up my feelings, though I'm not particularly concerned wit

Thanks - that post had been on my readar, but got forgotten. The paragraph you quote pretty much sums up my feelings, though I'm not particularly concerned with finding old school sites. Google used to do a good job of answering technical questions, as well as finding the little gems of originality (and lots of lovely mediocrity too, of course). I don't think the two need be mutually exclusive. It's just that what I consider the good stuff is lost in the attention seeking nonsense that the web has become. Filter that out, and I have a feeling that lots of great stuff will become a lot more accessible. wiby is wonderful, I had a play around and found pangs of nostalgia, and stuff that made me laugh out loud. But I think the criteria of lightness of a site, for example, the amount of JavaScript used, means it will be missing many great contemporary sites that happen to use the technology of today.