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FABLED.DAY - web alchemy and stories of the before times

fabled.day

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cute layout for real
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fabled 2 months ago

Thank you, but I give primary credit to https://foollovers.com for providing the gorgeous materials and initial template. I just changed a few things.

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This is a note to whoever messaged me pleading. I've removed the audio from the main site as requested. You made cogent points, no lies there. It was, indeed, a frivolous, annoying feature. Now, it's gone. Sorry to those who found the chimes annoying. They won't return!
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fabled 2 months ago

To be honest, my inclusion of audio when someone hovered over a link was just because of my sheer joy at the ability to quickly and easily do so, rather than the morass that would've been required in the Before Times. That was the only reason. And yes, it was annoying. Sorry.

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hardmachine 2 months ago

"I'm thinking I'll write a list of all the reasons the 2000s were somewhat terrible" - Please do lol, I notice a lot of people in this sphere were single digits around then and don't know the full scope. The internet was (somewhat) better and so was media (IMO), but that's only so much...

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fabled 2 months ago

You might notice this is a semi-major update, but not why! I've added a few lines of Javascript which expand the text and central column when displayed in neocities's screenshots, and also have finally combined most of my Javascript into a single file.

thanks for the follow. i like your writing style and website layout. i’m enjoying reading your stories
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Thanks for the follow! I was actually reading a few of your articles just the other day, I think I stumbled on the link after seeing someone mention the cellphone on your page! Can't wait to see some more!
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Thanks for the follow. I look forward to reading some of these articles
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