For those of you who have wondered why Coyote Crossing’s domain is faultline.org rather than coyotecrossing.org or creekrunningnorthwasmoreusefulonblogspats.net or somesuch, I tried to launch a California-based environmental web magazine here from 2001-2003ish. It didn’t pan out as planned, partly because the fundraising climate for web stuff had always been a little soft, and partly because I edited the site by hand, without the aid of Content Management Software.

It occurred to me a couple days ago that some of the old articles were historically relevant, so I put them back up. Many of the links on single-article pages won’t work, and the design is a mass of table-cell horribility, but the archive pages and the top navigation buttons should work.

Go browse. Some great stuff in there by Ron Sullivan, Joe Eaton, Tim Neagle, and a coupla luminaries.

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   kathy a 2009 03 06 at 3:00:06 pm

   you and ron and joe?  what’s not to love? 

   [not to disrespect other contributors, but you’re the ones i met in person.]