I love these older style websites that clearly are someone's passion and contain a lot of niche information without all the cruft of modern sites. It's one of t

I love these older style websites that clearly are someone's passion and contain a lot of niche information without all the cruft of modern sites. It's one of the inspirations for why I host my own blog and keep it quite light resource wise. It would bring me joy to be able to help others with information that I've written on the blog so I don't want it to be at the mercy of a social network or corporation. I was just contacted by a person doing a similar thing I had written about on my blog and they asked if they could contact me later with questions if they run into problems. It really made my day, knowing that something I did had meaning for others. Of course, at some point the author of the website (like me) will move on to other things or get too old to run it, and what happens then? I hope the Internet Archive can handle it, but I fear there's too much to store. But I guess that's just how these things have always gone, no matter if it's a website or a book or a collection, there's just too many things in the world to store them all forever. But I digress. I just want to raise my hat to you who runs one of these websites, filling it with information on whatever your passion is, for others to enjoy and learn from. I think it's a meaningful gesture and I hope you get as much out of it as the anonymous readers do.