The volume of information available on the Internet never ceases to amaze me. The Internet is a vast jungle waiting not to be discovered but to be explored. I came across three really informative websites created by Christopher Heng: thefreecountry.com, thesitewizard.com, and howtohaven.com.
These sites are not fancy. They don't have any Web 2.0 style to them, but they do have the one thing that's really important for a website: content. I'm not talking about just any content. These sites have great content that is not only up to date, but content that is presented in an easy to read and easy to understand manner. These things are extremely important to the longevity of a website! I call these kind of sites "information nuggets" because they are miniature goldmines; little nuggets of useful information in the sea of both useful and useless information, also known as the Internet.
I try to follow a similar path with this blog. That's why you don't find my site littered with seemingly pointless images; the majority of what's here is text. I've struggled to maintain an organized array of posts on different topics, as this blog has become the only spot I can present things. I'm working on starting several other blogs so that I can focus on specific topics instead of just throwing everything in one spot and hoping someone finds it useful or interesting.