Oh yeah. (Two short article quotes below.) Many of the most-valuable sites I traverse looking for valuable information* are 'primitive' in the good way this aut

Oh yeah. (Two short article quotes below.) Many of the most-valuable sites I traverse looking for valuable information* are 'primitive' in the good way this author is promoting. On the other hand, there are the endless 'corporate glitz' sites which look great but convey no immediately useful content (e.g. RSS links). If they do have it, their slick emptiness endeavors to obscure it. [Disclosure: I admire Zeldman]. * "So layouts, graphics, scripts, tools and solutions made by naïve users were neither seen as a heritage nor as valuable elements or structures for professional web productions." "I am mainly interested in early web amateurs because I strongly believe that the web in that state was the culmination of the Digital Revolution."