But for those of us who were there? It was the most honest search engine the world has ever known.
If you were building a website in 1998, you had a problem. You had figured out how to code a blinking <h1> tag and how to embed a MIDI file of "Wind Beneath My Wings." But what about the rest of the web? How did you tell visitors where to go next? linkscorner
Author’s Note: This article was originally written in HTML, viewed in Netscape Navigator, and printed on a dot-matrix printer. The back button is your friend. But for those of us who were there
The currency of this economy was the "Link Back." To be featured on LinksCorner, you had to place a small, 88x31 pixel button on your own site—usually an animated GIF that read "Proud member of LinksCorner" or "Listed with LinksCorner." You had figured out how to code a