Category Archives: Internet

Welcome to [email protected]

Welcome to Everything@Everything2.com What is this site? If somebody knows please leave a comment and explain it to us. This is what I’ve read so far in the FAQ: E2 can be a very, very confusing place at first. This website has grown from being a very simple user-written encyclopedia (see E1) to a very complex online community with a focus to write, publish and edit a quality database of information, art and humor. When you make an account here you join not only a team of dedicated writers but an entire micro-society and community with its own pop culture, politics, beauty and blunders. It’s not perfect. In fact, it can be pretty messy. It’s cool, though …

It seems to be a user contributed dictionary, glossary, guide book, jokes, quotes, and information about anything.

Here is a post under the unwritten rules for driving topic: it should be pointed out that the above rules apply only in countries like the USA where they drive on the right side of the road – which is the wrong side of the road in many countries who consider the right side of the road to be the left. If you are driving in one of these countries then these rules will be wrong unless you make them right by replacing all references to ‘right’ with ‘left’ and all references to ‘left’ with right’. Then what you have left will be right for your current location. Clear? right.

make sure that your domain name doesn’t expire

A quick note. Always remember to make sure that your domain name doesn’t expire. Take this site for instance www.klettke.org, or this website. It wasn’t my site any longer! It was just filled with advertisements!! I had forgotten to renew my domain and DotYou.com, the website that I bought the domain with decided to hold the domain (those nice guys), (but redirected it to advertising instead) for 30 days or so until I paid the $9.75 to renew it for the year. I must have gotten an email from them alerting me that my domain was about to expire, but I hadn’t used the email that they had on record for a long time because it was overcrowded with spam. After a lot of hassle and worry (because my main email address used that domain) I eventually got an email explaining what happened. Moral of story: Check those expiration dates on webpages. Who knows, klettke.com, klettke.net, and a lot of other variations are taken.