NORAD's Santa page

http://www.noradsanta.org/english/

If I were Santa, the site designer would be getting coal in his stocking.

Neal

Neal wrote:
> http://www.noradsanta.org/english/

http://www.contentquality.com/mynewt...a.org/english/
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...a.org/english/

Sez it all really...

Very poor. 2/10, could do much better.

TTFN

Paul
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In article <KoZyd.10276$> , paul@all-
the-johnsons.co.uk says...
> Neal wrote:
> > http://www.noradsanta.org/english/
>
> http://www.contentquality.com/mynewt...a.org/english/
> http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...a.org/english/
>
> Sez it all really...
>
> Very poor. 2/10, could do much better.
>
> TTFN
>
> Paul
>

Ugly, yes, but my 6 year-old has been checking it hourly to track
Santa's progress. In his eyes, it's a beautiful site.

On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 13:07:38 -0600, saz <>
wrote:

>> > http://www.noradsanta.org/english/

> Ugly, yes, but my 6 year-old has been checking it hourly to track
> Santa's progress. In his eyes, it's a beautiful site.

Proof that people will overcome anything for the content they need.
Doesn't mean, however, that a better design wouldn't have helped.

Neal wrote:

> http://www.noradsanta.org/english/

> If I were Santa, the site designer would be getting coal in his stocking.

Ya know, even as a child myself when the local tv stations would pull this
stunt, I always thought how corny it was.
I mean after all, here it is 11:00PM on the east coast and he's gonna cover
the entire time zone from north pole to south pole in one hour?
Yeah right.
Ok so maybe like he's got a zillion little elfs helping him out eh?

Richard wrote:

> I mean after all, here it is 11:00PM on the east coast and he's gonna
> cover the entire time zone from north pole to south pole in one hour?

Oh come on! Santa is magic

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In article <>,
says...
> >> > http://www.noradsanta.org/english/
> > Ugly, yes, but my 6 year-old has been checking it hourly to track
> > Santa's progress. In his eyes, it's a beautiful site.
> Proof that people will overcome anything for the content they need.
> Doesn't mean, however, that a better design wouldn't have helped.

Also doesn't mean it would either.
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In article <>, Anonymous@127.001 says...
> > http://www.noradsanta.org/english/
> > If I were Santa, the site designer would be getting coal in his stocking.
> Ya know, even as a child myself when the local tv stations would pull this
> stunt, I always thought how corny it was.
> I mean after all, here it is 11:00PM on the east coast and he's gonna cover
> the entire time zone from north pole to south pole in one hour?
> Yeah right.
> Ok so maybe like he's got a zillion little elfs helping him out eh?

Maybe it is a story. Maybe with magic he can. And just maybe, in the
eyes of kids, it really doesn't matter HOW he does it.

Leave it to alt.html to **** on anything.
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Travis Newbury
>
>> Doesn't mean, however, that a better design wouldn't have helped.
>
> Also doesn't mean it would either.

I think we can agree, however, that it sure wouldn't hurt!

Travis Newbury wrote:

> Leave it to alt.html to **** on anything.

I love your holiday spirit.

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