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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
[http://web.archive.org/web/19990902144020/http://pokemon.acmecity.com/james/190/ Archive.org's copy of the site]<br> | [http://web.archive.org/web/19990902144020/http://pokemon.acmecity.com/james/190/ Archive.org's copy of the site]<br> | ||
[http://web.archive.org/web/20001021022214/neptune.guestworld.lycos.com/wgb/wgbview.dbm?owner=Starytime The site's guestbook] | [http://web.archive.org/web/20001021022214/neptune.guestworld.lycos.com/wgb/wgbview.dbm?owner=Starytime The site's guestbook]<br> | ||
[http://web.archive.org/web/20010224010914/http://games.acmecity.com/demo/190/Espanol.html The Spanish version of the site] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 10 November 2013
| “ | CWC's Pokesite in construction! | ” |
| -Chris, tumbling into the abyss of 90's website cliches | ||
CWC's Pokésite 1, originally referred to simply as CWC's Pokésite, was a website with news and links on Pokémon created by Christian Weston Chandler. It was Chris's first babystep towards his long career of website-making. The page was launched somewhere between April 25 1999 (when the domain was reserved) and July 3 1999 (when Chris got the first replies in his guestbook, from his parents).
The quality of the site is actually relatively good; judging from the source code it appears to be based on a pre-built template from AcmeCity's "HomeBuilder", and was possibly made under adult supervision as a school project, supported by a guestbook entry left by what seems to be a teacher. Chris lost interest in the project quite soon, and by the end of July 1999, it had already been replaced by the much more amateur-looking CWC's Pokésite 2, with its notoriously hand-crafted HTML.
El PokéSite de RWC
The site apparently had a Spanish translation, El PokéSite de RWC[1]. There are, however, no traces left of this page, but this doesn't really matter as his Spanish grammar was probably just as useless then as it is now.
See Also
External Links
Archive.org's copy of the site
The site's guestbook
The Spanish version of the site
References