Wow! that Archeon place sure looks like a fun place to visit.

I wonder how I would look in one of those shiny roman outfits? probably pretty silly... and overweight! A toga would fit me better methinks ;-)

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It's not the depth of the rabbit hole that bugs me...
It's all the rabbit SH*T you stumble over on your way down!!!

Red Pill Junkie

a solution may be to put html tags before and after
the url copied and pasted to render it into a
hyperlink that works when someone clicks on it.

the codes are a sort of intro,
{so that you can see the sequence, I insert a space
between each character of the tag, otherwise they
disappear in this html box}
steps 1.& 2.

< a

(the code has one space here in between the second place and third, but nowhere else between letters &/or symbols, other
wise it won't work)

3,4,5,6,7,8,

h r e f = "

copy & paste url next

< a h r e f = " link url " > type-in-name-or-url < / a >

generally, I think this is an html platform where directions need to be written in html. Other common cyber platforms like
e-mail and messaging centers sometimes the html doesn't work. confusing. like a language and sublanguage.
click on view-source @ original blog post
and you may see that the .nl is in the wrong place.
it needs to follow www.archeon

http://www.archeon. nl/

the html above renders as a reproduction of misdirected link from original post
re-written in html,
it goes like cnnek said in the other comment:

I Figured It Out!:)
On Tue, 08/04/2008 - 12:05pm, cnnek said:

After pressing Katya's web address, go to the address bar. Then, add .nl before the slash(/). Then, it will look like this http://www.archeon.nl/.

charles patty of lord patty in hollywood CA
learning about webstuctures