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Postby Myau Froto » Sun Apr 10, 2005 8:30 am

www.myaufroto.com<p>I would reccomend going into the later articles...as when I first started it I was very lazy. Tell me what you think about it. I will not accept ideas or suggestions on what to put as my next article.
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Postby Benoit » Sun Apr 10, 2005 2:49 pm

Your website reeks of n00bish web page coding. Apparently you used Angelfire to generate your pages that are also improperly linked.
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Postby HuBBsDoctor » Sun Apr 10, 2005 4:17 pm

People have to start somwhere Benoit. Don't be so fucking harsh. Remeber how bad the PSO tavern looked when it was the PSO zone?<p>Nice site btw.
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Postby Myau Froto » Sun Apr 10, 2005 5:09 pm

You are probably using firefox or netscape. you have to use internet explorer for it. If it's newbish, too bad. Everyone has to learn somehow.
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Postby Neo48 » Sun Apr 10, 2005 6:52 pm

Some funny stuff there.<p>Music in the background.....its starting good. The evil penguin was worth a laugh.
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Postby Benoit » Sun Apr 10, 2005 8:41 pm

<blockquote>People have to start somwhere Benoit. Don't be so *****ing harsh. Remeber how bad the PSO tavern looked when it was the PSO zone?</blockquote><br>Yes, they should start by learning HTML and not using a generator. The Internet is poluted with badly coded web pages because they were too lazy to learn how to make a page, and handed it off to a generator.<p>I think my point was pretty valid, harsh or not.<br> <blockquote>You are probably using firefox or netscape. you have to use internet explorer for it.</blockquote><br>Bullshit. The web is not meant to be seen and coded for one browser. Your page should work in all browsers. You made an error in your linking, and my browser was smart enough to see it. Don't rely on hacks that target a specific browser.<p>The Internet is defined by the W3C standards, not by a browser. Make your web site standards-compliant. Using the W3 validator can help greatly in that.<p>I actually use Mozilla Application Suite.<br> <blockquote>If it's newbish, too bad. Everyone has to learn somehow.</blockquote><br>Using a generator is not learning anything.
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Postby Myau Froto » Sun Apr 10, 2005 9:15 pm

What I asked for was an overview of the sites CONTENT as a whole. Not what generator I'm using. Not if I'm using HTML or not. Frankly, no one cares about that. No one (average) is going to sit there and pick at what I'm using on my site, unless they have absolutely NOTHING better to do and lead one hell of a boring life.
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Postby Benoit » Mon Apr 11, 2005 1:49 am

And unfortunately, the generator and coding affect the content.<p>On the contrary, picking at bad web page coding is a big problem these days, and deserves to be picked at.
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Postby Rika » Mon Apr 11, 2005 3:08 am

Myau -- I checked out your site. It's very much like a famous one that I visit at times... I think you probably know who I'm talking about here. <p>[size=small][Edit by Rika on [TIME]1113198925[/TIME]][/size]
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Postby Myau Froto » Mon Apr 11, 2005 8:05 am

Yes I do, hes what inspired me. Hell, hes always telling people to make their own.
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Postby Malakai » Mon Apr 11, 2005 5:42 pm

Hmm, first Mage1, now you Myau? It seems the MB is taking on the role on a free online billboard.<p>And Benoit, lay off the kid. He's new here, and if ANY website site has a problem, the worst thing to do is to tell its creator/webmaster how messed up it is and all that's wrong with it and how n00bish it is you need to use HTML coding blah blah blah. I would have thought by now that you'd have learned that aggressive negativism usually receives a reciprocative response. Take it easy, it'll help your blood pressure.<p>And as a side note Myau, people who are computer literate (which are not few in number these days) do care whether or not something is coded properly or not. You will find that Benoit is not the only one.
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Postby Rika » Mon Apr 11, 2005 7:22 pm

I wish I knew how to program even the basic HTML. I took computer classes for my degree... but only the basic computer science. I'd love to learn how to use Java and the like, but until then I'm pretty clueless, so, nobody will get any judgement from me! :p
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Postby LaconianShot » Mon Apr 11, 2005 10:20 pm

Now, I'm definitely one to advocate the importance of web standards, but Benoit, you need to lay off. Everyone needs to start somewhere, of course, and if he becomes serious with his web design, he will recognize the limits of a WYSIWYG editor and move to HMTL, XHTML, or even CSS. For all he needs it for, a WYSIWYG editor works fine. <br><p>[size=small][Edit by LaconianShot on [TIME]1113258111[/TIME]][/size]
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Postby Rika » Mon Apr 11, 2005 11:23 pm

Just wondering -- is it hard to learn coding and HTML? How would I go about learning it?
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Postby Tekno-Crystal » Mon Apr 11, 2005 11:37 pm

HTML is the easiest programming language (if you can even call it one) out there. You could probably find some easy to follow tutorials on the web, just do some searches. Also, you can check out other people's source codes for some help when learning (just don't steal the code :P). If you know any other programming language (and even if you don't) it'll be easy to pick up on.
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