The Web has become a big part of most students’ research processes; in fact, more people look on the Web for answers before checking any other reference. However, merely “Googling” something when it’s an obscure topic or if you need targeted information with a particular focus doesn’t always turn up the best results. That’s where the Invisible, or Deep Web, comes in.
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I think you’re having some rendering problems. The September 8th post is the last one where the ‘link’ works for me. The rest of them are broken. I tried IE instead of Firefox and it looks like there is something about the “NaNoWriMo is just around the corner.” post that is causing problems. Isn’t software great?
Comment by Steve Eady — October 7, 2005 @ 8:50 pm
Yep! And the problem is my blogging software; seems Blog Navigator has decided to start escaping double quotes.
I’ll figure it out, and I appreciate the catch.
Comment by Leslie Russell — October 9, 2005 @ 11:17 pm