[101admin] Kites101

[Andrew Beattie]

Dan Millsip wrote:
> A while back I built a site for a client and the site won several web
> awards for the simplicity of it's graphical interface.

Let me try that in my text browser.
Here is http://www.thecranberrylady.com/ in w3m
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Lynx (which is much more widespread) manages only:
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                           The Cranberry Lady -- the Official Website

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One of the things that we've figured at Ourshack is that if you're
doing a collaborative project, then you need to do things the
"normal" way.  Files in the usual place, edited using the standard
tools.  So that when a new person joins, everything works just the
way they would expect it.

But if you've got good *content*, we're very interested.  Either
to include it or point to it.

-- 
Andrew Beattie

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kite, n: A piece of negotiable paper representing a fictitious
financial transaction and used temporarily to sustain credit or
raise money.