A friend worked for Yahoo/Geocities Customer Service, he told me (2 years ago) that it had basically turned into a host for spam, illegal downloads and child porn, they had to shut down hundreds of pages a day.
I used to have a page at geocities.com/aegean/athens/4644/something. That was back in 1996.
Then you didn't need all the forward lsashes, and could just go geocities.com/lukeburrage. That has a link saying "Now can be found here" pointing to angelfire.com/mb/lukeburrage which has a sign saying "Now can be found here" pointing to thingonthe.net, a domain I let lapse back in 2003. It's like real archeology!
Hm..I have a hunch that most of these sites would still be on archive.org for a while after the final curtain draws to a close. Would I be correct in this assumption?
Hm..I have a hunch that most of these sites would still be on archive.org for a while after the final curtain draws to a close. Would I be correct in this assumption?
My original site isn't. MephisTopheles Realm, with its animated fire and dragon counter applet (not to mention the translated Final Fantasy V ROM, hosted on my Angelfire account), was deleted a long time ago, before I even left for RIT.
If for no other reason than this: He had this flaming-grim-reaper-y GIF on his site that was being hotlinked like crazy all over myspace. On like thousands of profiles. So he swapped it with goatse.
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Then you didn't need all the forward lsashes, and could just go geocities.com/lukeburrage. That has a link saying "Now can be found here" pointing to angelfire.com/mb/lukeburrage which has a sign saying "Now can be found here" pointing to thingonthe.net, a domain I let lapse back in 2003. It's like real archeology!
I still got my old lycos.co.uk account though.