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Someone didn't like it and flagged it. It happens. I've just "vouched" for it as I took a look and I genuinely find the idea quite cute/amusing (and I still hos
by petercooper 2y ago
Someone didn't like it and flagged it. It happens. I've just "vouched" for it as I took a look and I genuinely find the idea quite cute/amusing (and I still host my late Uncle's FrontPage built site from 20 years old) but it may well get flagged again.
Fun bit of trivia: I noticed MS lost the FrontPage trademark not long ago, so maybe it's time for someone to build a new FrontPage ;-)
- reconnecting 2y agoThank you, Peter. Appreciated. For me, a handmade web is a kind of seal, showing that the person is able to work with older techniques and therefore has most likely been in the industry for a long time. And it's always amusing. If we take a look at the source code of the first page of Paul Graham's website (which was fairly created in a similar manner), we will find interesting comments and artifacts.
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