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'''Alt Text''' ([http://www.alttext.com AltText.com]) is a website, first published in 1997, that began as a showcase for writers and artists interested in combining their works with the relativley new medium of the [[World Wide Web]]. |
'''Alt Text''' ([http://www.alttext.com AltText.com]) is a website, first published in 1997, that began as a showcase for writers and artists interested in combining their works with the relativley new medium of the [[World Wide Web]]. |
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The site gained popularity after being by several prominent (at the time) website showcases, including [[Yahoo]]'s Site of the Day, Project Cool: Site of the Day, and write-ups in the [[St. Paul Pioneer Press]]. |
The site gained popularity after being by several prominent (at the time) website showcases, including [[Yahoo!|Yahoo]]'s Site of the Day, Project Cool: Site of the Day, and write-ups in the [[St. Paul Pioneer Press]]. |
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Soon afterwards, the site was combined with the other personal site of Ben Edwards, aberro.com (now defunct) and moved towards the personal publishing paradigm, now called [[blogging]]. AltText.com remains in this form today and where founder, Ben Edwards, comments (nearly) daily on themes ranging from design, culture, politics, technology, religion, and more." |
Soon afterwards, the site was combined with the other personal site of Ben Edwards, aberro.com (now defunct) and moved towards the personal publishing paradigm, now called [[blogging]]. AltText.com remains in this form today and where founder, Ben Edwards, comments (nearly) daily on themes ranging from design, culture, politics, technology, religion, and more." |
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Revision as of 13:30, 24 February 2006
Alt Text (AltText.com) is a website, first published in 1997, that began as a showcase for writers and artists interested in combining their works with the relativley new medium of the World Wide Web.
The site gained popularity after being by several prominent (at the time) website showcases, including Yahoo's Site of the Day, Project Cool: Site of the Day, and write-ups in the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Soon afterwards, the site was combined with the other personal site of Ben Edwards, aberro.com (now defunct) and moved towards the personal publishing paradigm, now called blogging. AltText.com remains in this form today and where founder, Ben Edwards, comments (nearly) daily on themes ranging from design, culture, politics, technology, religion, and more."
See also
- alt attribute - HTML element