Please note: the viewport design is copied from Steve Den Beste's excellent blog, USS Clueless. Used with permission.
Sunday, November 19, 2006
From "Blogging in Paris"...
My friend Claudef sent me a note on Flickr mail when I was in the hospitqal with pneumonia telling me that our common friend Meg from Mandarin Design had died...Here's a note from her blog, Blogging in Paris:
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…another post trashed by Mandarin Design thanks to the Wayback Machine…
Last week, I was wondering what had happened to Mandarin Design. It definitely seems that Meg’s site has been discontinued, and it is too bad that this has happened.
Now, a few days ago, talking about finding what our sites used to be like, my friend Leo mentioned The Internet Archive Wayback Machine, a place where you can find the successive versions of different sites. Although we discussed that approximately at the same time as I realised that Mandarin Design was no more online, I didn’t connect the two bits of information.
Well, if you try to find Meg at Mandarin, her site is still here
This is in fact where I found the pullquote that you can see on the right of this post.
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