Webmonkey No More

Monday, February 16th, 2004 at 6:04 PM | Category: Meryl's Notes Blog 2 comments

According to Lycos restructures, cuts U.S. staff, Webmonkey and its staff got the ax. I remember discovering this site for the first time in the mid-’90s or so and thinking it was a gold mine. I probably didn’t go there as often as I should have over the years, but as I did less Web designing and grew the family, I had no time to learn a few new Web design tricks from the Webmonkey crew.

Read a first person account of a Webmonkey employee. Thanks to everyone who has ever written or worked for Webmonkey. [ Via Anil ]

Update: Jeffrey Veen, one of the prolific contributors to Webmonkey shares his thoughts.

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  • Posted by Rogi v.4 -- A Brit Abroad on February 16th, 2004, 11:04 PM

    Webmonkey Axed?

    It seems that Lycos has maybe axed Webmonkey, which is sad news as when I finally discovered the site (in 1998/9 or so) it was an eye-openingly helpful place for

  • Posted by Lockergnome's RSS Resource on February 25th, 2004, 6:27 AM

    Mighty Atom

    From: Webmonkey: Last time around, we took a look at the increasingly popular graphic, which developers use to signpost links to RSS (Really Simple Syndication) files. Well, RSS has a new competitor now: the upstart Atom Syndication Format. OK, I thoug…

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