[SOLVED] what happened to http://www.slackware.org/ ?!
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http://www.slackware.org/ seems just so wrong. Full of Windows icons and power-button icons? What the heck is that? It is definitely something wrong with that site...
Last edited by Bindestreck; 09-26-2011 at 10:33 AM.
May be these sites are created by robots, with minimal human oversight. It could be a bot that crawls the Web, figures out what's popular, registers domains, rolls a random wordpress profile, and generates a few paragraphs of nonsensical writeup. I am surprised there are no ads.
Edit: May be humans are not involved at all and these are the first ripples of Internet's consciousness.
Yep, it's a silly game. What are you supposed to do to stop these muppets? Register your domain in every country's .org.xx and .co.xx along with the global .org, .com, and not forgetting all these new-fangled gTLDs that they're introducing. Pat has the right idea: just don't play the game.
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