Tripod deleted my Final Fantasy VII web page
Okay, so about a decade ago, I uploaded a Final Fantasy VII web page to the Internet. Initially it was hosted on my local ISP's web space but one month I did over 2 gigs of traffic and got dinged about 200$ of extra fees on it, and consequently moved it to Tripod.
It stayed there happily for at least the last 10 years or so, until as recently as late 2006, when the Advent Children Movie came out. I distinctly recall updating it with some Advent Children pictures.
Well, I had a moment of nostalgia (or something) today and decided to see what was up with the site.
IT'S NOT THERE ANYMORE, TRIPOD DELETED IT.
NO REALLY, IT'S NOT THERE.
It's odd. Tales of Midgar is still there. Deus Ex Machina (Project XAT) is still there. So why did they delete the FFVII web site?
UUUUGH! It was such a great flashback of the web, too - you know, the web before Web 2.0 and all of the fancy schmanzy concepts like blogging and social networking and dynamic content and user friendliness came around. I'm trying to locate it but for some reason it's like the only thing I haven't copied to CD in the past 10 years, and it's super late, so I'm going to have to try to dig it up tomorrow.
UGUGUGUGUGGH STILL TRIPOD UGN
It stayed there happily for at least the last 10 years or so, until as recently as late 2006, when the Advent Children Movie came out. I distinctly recall updating it with some Advent Children pictures.
Well, I had a moment of nostalgia (or something) today and decided to see what was up with the site.
IT'S NOT THERE ANYMORE, TRIPOD DELETED IT.
NO REALLY, IT'S NOT THERE.
It's odd. Tales of Midgar is still there. Deus Ex Machina (Project XAT) is still there. So why did they delete the FFVII web site?
UUUUGH! It was such a great flashback of the web, too - you know, the web before Web 2.0 and all of the fancy schmanzy concepts like blogging and social networking and dynamic content and user friendliness came around. I'm trying to locate it but for some reason it's like the only thing I haven't copied to CD in the past 10 years, and it's super late, so I'm going to have to try to dig it up tomorrow.
UGUGUGUGUGGH STILL TRIPOD UGN