By: Silverfire
As my site begins to near it's two year anniversary (OMG that's this
month?), I have taken to surfing around
the Internet and looking at other sites.
I never realized how many 'older' sites there were…and how so few
remained.
I was sad when sites went
away, especial sites that were my first experience with SM WebPages.
But I
don't want to dwell on the
past. Rather I want to send out a standing ovation to a few very
special
sites dear to me.
Congratulations to Bunny, tour guide of Bunny's Tour Through Silver
Millennium. She has just
recently reached four years and I admire that. This was the first
Sailormoon themed website I ever visited.
And I am glad to see it still going strong. Her page has always been a
great quick reference site, and she
really inspires one to try their best.
Congratulations to the AQ, they too are coming up on a four-year
anniversary. They have provided months
of entertaining articles, a guide to the dos and don'ts of Webpage
making.
Supplying us with the sites to
see and place to avoid has help keep my crummy browser from biting the
big
one. I hope to see these
crown princesses of SM mayhem around for a while longer.
Lady Wren and Danielle, owners of Lady Wren's Sailormoon
Shallow
then Hallow, have
some of the best manga scan galleries I know of. If I can't find the
picture I want, then sometimes if I ask
nicely enough they can help me find it. Both of these ladies are
courteous,
and have some of the quickest
loading and beautiful layouts I have seen.
Emrys of TAATN has become a sort of den mother for those of us
who
love all things naughty.
She is witty, her site is a wonderfully set up tribute to the under
appreciated villains. She has provided a
place for villainous fanworks, including the now (in)famous Black Acre.
She
has a large amount of
information, scans from the Materials Collection. She has a message
board
frequented by many people I
am happy to call friend.
I want to congratulate all the webmasters who has made it past 2 years.
It
takes patients and creativity to
keep a page going for so long. I tip my hat of to you. You all
deserve a
standing ovation.
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