> Learning HTML is not fun at all I think you're the one thinking like a programmer here. It's not learning HTML that's fun, but rather learning how to build y

> Learning HTML is not fun at all I think you're the one thinking like a programmer here. It's not learning HTML that's fun, but rather learning how to build your own website and then seeing it online. > Everything on Facebook has a PageRank of NaN The universal truth is that people that post stuff online want an audience, which is why it doesn't matter if posts on Facebook do not have a page-rank, since it functions like a mailing-list - you post stuff and your connections then see it. On the other hand Google's search engine is getting better and better at giving people what they want, slowly killing the long-tail in the process. Which is why I sort of agree with you. For creative/obscure/personal websites, Google's search engine is useless and people that want to discover surprises are better off joining communities that happen with services like Reddit, or Twitter.