Pages Optimized for Lynx
The Marxists have their pages, the Satanists as well, what do you
mean we can't? To get your pages listed on this testament of purity,
send mail to lynx@trill-home.com. Take a
look at the antics of the infidels at Dehanced for Lynx.
I must confess that this is a rather motley crew we have here. I've
put this list together largely from e-mail I get, but once in a while I
find an especially interesting page on my own that I add to this page. The
page was getting to be really unwieldy as a list, so I split it up into
rather broad categories. Hopefully this'll make for more interesting
browsing in the Lynx Enhanced world. And the categories are <insert
drum-roll>...
- Subir Grewal's Home Page, baptized November
7, 1995
- Brandi Weed's
HomePage.
- Fil's home page,
more information on electronics than you'll know what to do with.
- Gaelyne
Gasson, or Commodore, Commodore!
- D. Joseph Creighton
who has a mirror of the NOTscape Certified and Lynx
Friendly pages.
- Steven Morgan
Friedman's homepage, that perhaps isn't a homepage after all. Take
a look at Steve's Resources on Bad Web Pages.
- Alvian Tam's homepage.
- Kim Rollins'
homepage, self-confessedly typical.
- Chris Gray's "Kiffer" website,
which includes his personal pages and some other stuff.
- Darin McGrew, info on
Shape N Race Derby Cars and other assorted esoterica.
- David Adams, hyperbole
was always interesting.
- Michael Johnson's homepage.
- Yeechang Lee's
homepage.
- Steve Lionel
- Mike Batchelor's web page, don't
forget to look at the Ode to Lynx.
- Cindy Tittle Moore,
FAQ maintainer extraordinaire.
- William Denton, whose home
page resembles a warm open hearth, maintains the Frank Sinatra page.
- T P Uschanov's page,
links galore from a philosoher who likes Monty Python.
- Frogfarm's
esoterica.
- Bonni Hall, never
could resist Monty Python.
- Jim
Spath, homemaker on the Net.
- M. Edward Borasky's
homepage, the Computational Finance Job Bank and other things besides.
- Peter Seebach, C ace,
author of "Infrequently Asked Questions on comp.lang.c." and
much besides.
- Beads Land,
Information Landscaper, maintainer of the Rebecca Grayheart and EastEnders
fan pages, and sometime webmaster for the Graduate School of Arts and Science at NYU.
- Robin
Markowitz's homepage, or Cultural Studies Central, icons of our
climate.
- Mark McConnell's
pages including his Grand Alaskan
Vacation pages celebrating the last frontier.
- Andrew Kuchling's pages
speak for themselves, clear, well organized and chock full of
information on Python, MST3 and Robertson Davies.
- Tara Edwards, blunt
- Rob Szarka,
economist at large on the Web
- David Sewell,
hypertext and the old-fashioned kind.
- Joe Clark and the
hyperopionated hypertext story.
- Iconoclastes'
Athaneaum and more about Unitarian Universalism.
- Daryl Mitchell,
lyric visual beauty in text. One of the few pages that looks
truly beautiful as a result of textual structuring.
- Relax, check our herbal tea recipies, with Scotty
- The website formerly
known as St John's homepage funky Mac programs and Bob Dole?
- Ralf W.
Stephan maintains EARS (speech recognition for Unix)
- YOGI's
Behemoth Win95 and Win3.1 software, Alaskan links and all jazzed up
for Lynx.
- Tina Marie Holmboe's
page. Chicken galore?
- Kevin's Page full of
stuff.
- Adam Spiers homepage
all his interests in one place.
- David
Morgan's home and HTML
resources for Lynx users. Building homes on the Net.
- Nick Rusnov and his
collection of named machines (no, not name-d, named).
- Mark Schumann, fellow
Weetabix lover
- W.B. and the Dutch
telephone pad.
- Dear Old Dad, ranting from
the Poconos?
- Brian Schend's
completely random page
- Mike Olund, zen with a
vengeance
- Terri Thorson,
enough said
- Jesus Castagnetto and
chemistry at NYU
- Leslie, rest easy.
- Spatula Planet 3 hours
of sleep and an attitude, nuff said
- dcase minimalism with a
twist of lime
- Tim Skirvin just
ramblin' along
- Curt's Korner
- Elizabeth Knuth
- Tim
Phelps another user of our favourite Commodore-64.
- maura johnston more
eclectic text
- Mike Fisher
self-confessed rebel
- Bill Kendrick's
homepage, an information warehouse open all the time.
- Tod Weitzel and his
Orchestra who said venting wouldn't be fun?
- Electronic Escape
Robert Jung's digital closet.
- Yeechang Lee striving
to write dense hypertext
- Ron Marriage
information on Cancer research, the visually impaired on the web, and
South-East Indiana community sites.
- Return of the
Moose John Arundel's avatar
- Frido Ferdinand's beta
version of reality
- Urpo Laniken aka WWWolf
- Send Coffee NOW!
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- PsiPhi has
pages on DS9, Voyager and other arcana that probably won't change the
fate of the world, but then perhaps it will.
- The HTML guide in
German at the Agricultural
University in Vienna, the Web isn't all anglo-phone you know.
- Royal Holloway & Bedford New
College, University of London
- The Campus
crusade for Christ, a set of well organized and informative pages.
- CAST, the Center for Applied
Special Technology (Universal Design for Learning)
- WebAble, gently reminding us of the
needs of those we may wish to reach
- Champaign-Urbana Commodore Users
Group, who've been Lynx enhanced long before it was
"hip".
- Student Information Processing
Board at MIT, valuable information in a readable form.
- National Center for Accessible
Media, much information for disabled Netizens.
- MADD home page
- USS Powhattan
leaving on its five year mission Real Soon Now.
- Order of Saint Benedict
continuing a centuries' old tradition of hospitality.
- Jericho, VT an
on-line community
- JACS: Jews in recovery from
alcoholism and drug abuse
- The Jihad to destroy
the Purple DInosaur[tm] the heir to our revolutionary politics.
- GALILEO: Georgia Library Learning
Online, more digital libraries please!
- The New York Institute for Special
Education
- The Very Special Arts
Organization
- The Nintendo Player's Club
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- The Jane Austen
Info page, this is what I call comprehensive.
- The Churchyard/Orr
Family Museum, the place to go if you're searching for your past.
- The Appalachian Trail
Home Page
- Information on the French
West Indies at The
Civilized Explorer
- Graphology, or
handwriting analysis.
- Skate Central Homepage,
everything you wanted to know about Ice skating.
- fastWEB: Financial Aid Search
Through the Web, considering just how many students there are on the
web, this seems like one of the more logical extensions of Webability.
- World Cup Soccer,
served Lynx style ;~)
- Theology on the Web,
resources maintained by Tim Hawes on questions of being.
- CancerGuide, learn more about
the disease and its ramifications.
- GaffaWeb, Kate Bush and
the Love-Hounds
- Agent J's workshop, MiSTy
to the core.
- Publicly Accessible
Mailing Lists, the rundown on almost every public mailing list out
there.
- Unicorn Research an MBA
database and more
- All Saints Home Page cheese
and wine for the stranded Net-traveller
- Mystic Gateway the path
to holistic medicine
- Roller
Coaster Almanac, taking you for the ride of your life.
- Esmerel, Unicorn Quest, wagons
and more
- Baf's guide to the
Interactive Fiction archive a must for text afficiondos.
- Internet
Resources for College Student Affairs, which is comprehensive to say
the least.
- The Online Source for
Vintage VW Information, yes, the venerable Beetle is a friend of
Lynx
- YouthPastor.com online
ministry for Youth Pastors
- Infinite Ink Much more than a way
cool name for a very personal site
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Yes, TDLoTEP is a mouthful but these are pages that are of use to
every, and I mean everyone who's interested in text.
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