The biggest reason I had for clearing out the Geocities space was to keep my Downtown Nowhere pages alive.
Downloading the files to a separate folder then uploading them by FTP to their new home was a breeze. Getting Google and Yahoo and the other search engines to see that the pages have a newhome was going to be more difficult.
For the time being, I’m taking the advice of this artice: How to Deal with the Geocities Closure. I will also try to report back after a few weeks have passed.
Finally, I may create a new section of this site to host my old page, just for laughs and nostalgia.
Andrew is a web developer by day.He has played drums nearly all his life, creates music whenever possible, and always needs a hug.
He has worked as a level designer for a small online video game, as the grim reaper in a haunted house, and traded web design for concert tickets and tattoos.In years past, he could be found performing improvised comedy or stage magic in the south side of Austin, Texas.
He has worked as a level designer for a small online video game, as the grim reaper in a haunted house, and traded web design for concert tickets and tattoos.In years past, he could be found performing improvised comedy or stage magic in the south side of Austin, Texas.
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