'Morning NewsBits'? For an international site, perhaps you should keep it to just 'NewsBits'.
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arsen wrote..
What's the difference between an international site and a nation site? That's right, there is none.
'Morning NewsBits'? For an international site, perhaps you should keep it to just 'NewsBits'.
Well, I guess if a site is written in a language that is only understood and spoken in one nation and not one person out of that nation knows how to comprehend, then it can be a national site. But that doesn't apply here. Or anywhere.
Oh yeah, my point was: No.
After reading my above post, I just realised I reversed my point. I am an idiot...it was supposed to agree with Exo.Comment
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Exo wrote..
since you know that people from all over the world came on this site, it can be considered an international site but with american standards (only english, American time, American rules, American webmasters...)
Since when are we international? I never got the memo.Comment
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"'Morning NewsBits'? For an international site, perhaps you should keep it to just 'NewsBits'."
I have gotten too many comments deleted to replying to this kindof stuff with things like "why dont you have a nice tall, frosty glass of stfu". So all im going to say is it is morning for them when they post it, so they can say that they are morning newsbits.
You guys should add Mind-FX pills to the cs store, i bet they would sell like hot cakes.
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Edited by [user="3327"] @ [time="1043000662"]Exo wrote..
The <blink> tag was first taken out in IE4.
I remember IE5 took out blink because <bad people> would make their whole site blink in different order and cause schizophrenia. What browser are you using?
I use Mozilla. It supports the standards (blink included). I found a way to turn off the <blink> tag.
Hey n0ki, you go to rolla? (sucks to be you!) I'm just an hour and a half to the north (Truman). My friend goes to rolla. He's an engineer (go figure).
For those of you who aren't acquainted with University of Missouri-Rolla, it's two defining features are it's successful engineering/comp-sci programs and it's 10:1 guy-girl ratio. :PComment
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