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These files live in a folder on my computer. It’s not the only website that is a folder on my computer, but it is the best organized- the others trend towards chaos, directories full of files that I push haphazardly to my host when I need them online somewhere. Images for embedding in posts, for instance.
"Website update" How this website is made. The structure: index.html (a frameset) mobile.html (a reduced frameset, to be redirected to if your device is a phone) home.html (a welcome mat, with a redirect function for specific pages) news.html (links to upcoming projects. always with a few months leeway - generally, here’s what you just missed) related.html (links to the rss and webrings. is sometimes overwritten by information for projects that run directly in the main frame) nav.html (the list of work, and the links to it) These files live in a folder on my computer. It’s not the only website
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