This page is long, and has no pictures. I hope it doesn’t get rejected immediately as ‘TLDR’ (Too Long Didn’t Read) … as it is important (well, kind of, in the context of web things).
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I’ve been trying to add a page about this subject … More …
Months back I wrote about adding some photos to www.historypin.com.
I’m repeating myself because I’d like to encourage your ‘Historypin repeats’.
The most exciting aspect of Historypin is the way … More …
Since the earlier posting on this online collection of aerial images I’ve had a better look around, and in a fit of enthusiasm set up a More …
Update, 3 October – since writing this page I finally got around to asking directly, via the comments on the page, that the person in question makes it clear the text is a quote. He deleted my comment, and he hasn’t.
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I’ve not been … More …
Update … Since this page was compiled, the project referred to has changed its name to ‘York Stories 2012′.
Yesterday the local authority launched their ‘York Stories’ initiative, part of … More …
At some point last year I chanced upon a site called www.historypin.com. It looked like a brilliant idea, but I was completely baffled, couldn’t get it to work properly, didn’t think it … More …
Thankfully these pages seem to be loading at normal speed now, rather than at snail’s pace. For most people. Not for me, as my wireless dongle keeps disconnecting and has had to be disabled.
I’ve had to resort to my slow (backup) wifi connection, which is a bit like … More …
I’m reorganising the content on www.yorkstories.co.uk. It’s needed doing for a while.
It’s generally tedious – I expected that. Wasn’t quite prepared though for the amount of dead-ends I’ve found, where these pages link to other sites.
I’m sure that it used to be considered really bad form to leave … More …
