Hi Paul!
"Paul D. Fernhout" writes:
> On your question "What kinds of responses have you received to your
> talk from the FSF or other groups/individuals?", I have not received
> any responses I can recall. Beyond other factors limiting
> communications, perhaps shaping standards is just not on
Hi Joseph,
Thanks for the reply and the links and so on.
On your question "What kinds of responses have you received to your talk
from the FSF or other groups/individuals?", I have not received any
responses I can recall. Beyond other factors limiting communications,
perhaps shaping
Hi Paul!
"Paul D. Fernhout" writes:
> Glad to read about "hyperdrive.el" by another poster as one more
> alternative for distributed content. I personally enjoy working on
> software in that area myself sometimes in my spare time.
I welcome you to join our XMPP chat room to share ideas!
A search on "average lifespan of a web page" (and similar) produces
estimates ranging from forty days to just under three years (including
an estimate supposedly derived from archive.org at some point). So, in
general you are right that most web pages don't last very long, but this
is not
Hi Akira!
Akira Urushibata writes:
> Recently I feel I frequently encounter defunct links. Links to
> external material toward the bottom of Wikipedia articles often turn
> out to be unavailable.
[...]
> One possibility I can think of is that hosting services are somehow
> affected by
Hi
I am not too sure if my experience counts here, but yes I agree there
are a fair number of broken links out there.
I have maintained my own website / blog for a number of years. For a
long time this ran on Wordpress, until the person who maintained the
hosting was no longer able to
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Recently I feel I frequently encounter defunct links. Links to
external material toward the bottom of Wikipedia articles often turn
out to be unavailable.
I don't know if there is any empirical data on this. I can provide an
example from a page I help maintain. From what I see here I am pretty
