The Frenchay Connection:
Dave Taylor's Likeable Links™

• Metacrawler, in Washington, seems even to look under the carpet (but that takes time, of course!);
• the following have kindly added these pages to their indexes:
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  • Starting Point
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• Some personal home pages which which look good, work well and are a model of good html -
  James K. Boyer's pages,now back after a brief absence.
• For expert help on creating your own home pages, have a look at some killers!

  

Some Bad HTML

• This is how my original home page looked...
  I was proud of the home-made wall-paper, but it made the text hard to read.
  And the wall-to-wall text didn't help much either.
• Vincent Flanders has assembled a good collection of bad HTML over at
  Web Pages that Suck.

• I rarely leave a Web session without checking out Mr Grimes' Cool Site of the Day!
• Why not Make a Friend on the Web? Take a look at these randomly chosen Home Pages.
• Spin the wheel at URouLette for a random link.
• Former fellow members of the BBC Networking Club will be sad to learn that Babbage's Bookmarks have been suspended by the Beeb. However, it might be worth trying the link from time to time, in case the BBC Media Centre relent. Our friends Dominic and Gordo were last heard of surviving, just.

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