Month: January 1970

If you’re looking for a site loaded with information about the internet and the culture surrounding it, .netculture definitely has exactly that.



The creators of the site describe it as “A site were everyone can upload their work and ideas. It is an e-zine that is ultimately built by its users”, and I can’t come up with a better description.



The site is very well laid out, and generally easy to navigate. It’s also a very extensive site.



The writing is very well done on this site. The different articles aren’t necessarily geared towards the general public, but those with even a slight understanding of the internet culture as a whole will find the articles informative as well as educational.



I felt like maybe the archives section could have been easier to navigate through, perhaps through a dated system, but overall the site was all-around excellent.



Bring yourself “closer to the digital spirit” and check this site out..netculture

I like Jillian, she’s young, she’s fun and I officially want to be her friend. Although she seems to have this underlying insecurity-filled thought process, her posts are very good and I was kept quite content and focused while reading them.



The design of Jillian’s World isn’t bad, it’s purple and although I usually hate purple, it seems to fit with Jillian’s personality. And so I accepted it and thought it to be a good design.



Her writing flows which is always important and shows that she is a good writer.



This web log was refreshing as it isn’t all junk and it isn’t all ‘deep’ either. It’s a well-balanced mix that changes with the webmaster’s mood.



I gave this a 4.5 and so I approve this website for favorite lists everywhere. 😉 Enjoy.Jillian’s World

I absolutely love unproductivity (the website and the act which isn’t really a word but should be). This web log is everything I look for in a web log. I was so impressed in fact, I added this one to my ever-growing favorites list and am assigning it to my daily reads.



The design of unproductivity.com is unique and quite amazing. The webmaster, Tom Johnson, works magic with his computer as the design of this website is extremely artistic and classy.



Tom has an excellent web log. He writes quite well and has mastered the act of ‘writing about odd thoughts’ that happen to make their way into his head. For instance, his most recent entry is about ‘words we use too much.’ Not a necessarily deep-thoughted entry but effective for keeping me interested and that’s all that matters.



I give this weblog the best rating I possibly can give, a 5.0.



I loved this website and I have excellent taste so I suggest everyone go check it out.unproductivity

It seems I too am over-satisfied by nothing. Surely I wasn’t overly satisfied by this web log.



Basically, all of this website is poetry that doesn’t interest me. Maybe it interests someone; possibly even enlightening them to the workings of life. Although I doubt it and it surely did nothing, not a damn thing, for me.



Personally, I don’t like Alexander Zox’s poetry. I had to literally force myself to read the entries and couldn’t help but think about what I did yesterday while I was reading them.



The design isn’t really a design at all. It’s very fitting however, for the writing you’ll find here.



hmm … let me try to make some poetry after reading this website…



Bad site un-bliss, hemorrhoid aching.

Low rating and I’m not skating.

This guy no one is dating.

Hoping no one is making

a trip

to what Zox is creating.



Thank You, Thank You … everyone has now been more entertained than they will be if they visit this web log.I Am Over Satisfies By Nothing!

Enter the mind of Jon Harnish, an 18 year old with alot to say. His journal, which is currently located on geocities, is a simple yet effective web log indeed.



The design is quite simple and easily navigated. The site is called “Born Annoying” with a subtitle that says “a place of growing amounts of crap.” Atleast he’s honest and in my opinion this ‘crap’ isn’t nearly as ‘crappy’ as some other ‘crap’ I’ve read.



So I gave this web log a four. It’s simple, it’s nice, it’s Jon Harnish and his odd world.



If yah want something to read, this website works just fine. 😉Born Annoying