WOW, that is tremendously effed.
Say Hello to Realtime Collaboration
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Re: Say Hello to Realtime Collaboration
#22Too sad your site is beeing vandalized.
Please resubmit when the trolls have moved on.
Re: Say Hello to Realtime Collaboration
#23Really, Comic Sans to promote your website authoring tool, really?
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#24Pass the eye bleach. I don't know what STD that was, but my god, you people...
After that it's more like PTSD.
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#25Really, Comic Sans to promote your website authoring tool, really?
You didn't get the memo? Comic Sans is ironically cool now. It was the memo with subject line: geocities is the new Tumblr.
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#26Really, Comic Sans to promote your website authoring tool, really?
You didn't get the memo? Comic Sans is ironically cool now. It was the memo with subject line: geocities is the new Tumblr.
I was reading a 2chan thread earlier today about video game related sites with absurd amounts of detailed research about the game (ROM level information, random number table information, etc), and a surprising number of them were on geocities.
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#27Awesome and creative but how is it useful???...people already going crazy out there..
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#28Awesome and creative but how is it useful???...people already going crazy out there..
If you actually create your own item and share with friends over the internet, there won't be such trolls available then. :P
Re: Say Hello to Realtime Collaboration
#29I think I'll do HTML/CSS/JS sessions (classes?) on this platform. If you wanna get in touch email me hello[at]cssdeck.com :)
Re: Say Hello to Realtime Collaboration
#30I would recommend doing something about the demo page. It is going to give people a bad first impression of the tool even if it is awesome.
Maybe either turn off collaboration (which would greatly detract from the value of the demo, I know), or limit things like linking to outside images, Javascript alerts, and more malicious things. With how often everything gets overwritten, it's not as though anyone is going to be able to do anything complex that requires any of those things anyway.