3 chapters across the catalog
A discussion regarding the technical maintenance of the show's donation pages reveals the use of legacy software like Dreamweaver. One host describes frustration with MailChimp's new landing page and advertising features, which led to a delay in updating the site's layout.
Web Design Nostalgia, Dreamweaver and Blink Tags
John C. Dvorak updates the No Agenda website using Dreamweaver, sparking a nostalgic conversation about early web design elements like the blink tag and interlaced images. They discuss "insane" websites characterized by centered text and excessive animated GIFs. Additionally, they mention a viral trick where typing "Illuminati" backwards into a browser redirects users to the National Security Agency (NSA) website.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak discuss the sustainability of the No Agenda value-for-value model as Curry transitions to working on the show full-time. They praise the highly structured show notes produced by Adam Dick, which use OPML format to provide a searchable data set for researchers. This structured data is also utilized by the Pocketnoagenda iPhone app to allow users to navigate show content efficiently.
