https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/the-unreasonable-effectiveness-of-simple-html/ Photo of Terence Eden. He has a beard and is smiling. Terence Eden's Blog Mastodon. LinkedIn. GitHub. Email. Feed. [?] Theme: [ / ] 2021-01-26 The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML By @edent[a] * HTML5 web WeekNotes work * 53 comments * 700 words * read ~63,111 times. --------------------------------------------------------------------- I've told this story at conferences - but due to the general situation I thought I'd retell it here. A few years ago I was doing policy research in a housing benefits office in London. They are singularly unlovely places. The walls are brightened up with posters offering helpful services for people fleeing domestic violence. The security guards on the door are cautiously indifferent to anyone walking in. The air is filled with tense conversations between partners - drowned out by the noise of screaming kids. In the middle, a young woman sits on a hard plastic chair. She is surrounded by canvas-bags containing her worldly possessions. She doesn't look like she is in a great emotional place right now. Clutched in her hands is a games console - a PlayStation Portable. She stares at it intensely; blocking out the world with Candy Crush. Or, at least, that's what I thought. Walking behind her, I glance at her console and recognise the screen she's on. She's connected to the complementary WiFi and is browsing the GOV.UK pages on Housing Benefit. She's not slicing fruit; she's arming herself with knowledge. The PSP's web browser is - charitably - pathetic. It is slow, frequently runs out of memory, and can only open 3 tabs at a time. But the GOV.UK pages are written in simple HTML. They are designed to be lightweight and will work even on rubbish browsers. They have to. This is for everyone. Not everyone has a big monitor, or a multi-core CPU burning through the teraflops, or a broadband connection. The photographer Chase Jarvis coined the phrase "the best camera is the one that's with you". He meant that having a crappy instamatic with you at an important moment is better than having the best camera in the world locked up in your car. The same is true of web browsers. If you have a smart TV, it probably has a crappy browser. Twitter's guest mode displayed on a TV. My old car had a built-in crappy web browser. The dashboard of a BMW i3 - there is a web browser on the central display. Both are painful to use - but they work! If your laptop and phone both got stolen - how easily could you conduct online life through the worst browser you have? If you have to file an insurance claim online - will you get sent a simple HTML form to fill in, or a DOCX which won't render? What vital information or services are forbidden to you due to being trapped in PDFs or horrendously complicated web sites? Are you developing public services? Or a system that people might access when they're in desperate need of help? Plain HTML works. A small bit of simple CSS will make look decent. JavaScript is probably unnecessary - but can be used to progressively enhance stuff. Add alt text to images so people paying per MB can understand what the images are for (and, you know, accessibility). Go sit in an uncomfortable chair, in an uncomfortable location, and stare at an uncomfortably small screen with an uncomfortably outdated web browser. How easy is it to use the websites you've created? I chatted briefly to the young woman afterwards. She'd been kicked out by her parents and her friends had given her the bus fare to the housing benefits office. She had nothing but praise for how helpful the staff had been. I asked about the PSP - a hand-me-down from an older brother - and the web browser. Her reply was "It's shit. But it worked." I think that's all we can strive for. --------------------------------------------------------------------- [INS:Here are some stats on games consoles visiting GOV.UK:INS] [OK20e1YM3T] Matt Hobbs (@TheRealNooshu@hachyderm.io) @TheRealNooshu [svg] Replying to @TheRealNooshuInterestingly we have 3,574 users visiting GOV.UK on games consoles: * Xbox - 2,062 * Playstation 4 - 1,457 * Playstation Vita - 25 * Nintendo WiiU - 14 * Nintendo 3DS - 16 20/22 ----------------------------------------------------------------- [?] 29 1[?][?] 010:45 - Mon 01 February 2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Share this post on... * [s] Mastodon * [s] Facebook * [s] LinkedIn * [s] BlueSky * [s] Threads * [s] Reddit * [s] HackerNews * [s] Lobsters * [s] WhatsApp * [s] Telegram 53 thoughts on "The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML" 1. 2021-01-26 16:06 [f64d8851] [idiomdrott] Sandra said on idiomdrottning.org: @Edent Oh, wow, this story reminds me that we still need to figure out how to solve that TLS issue for old devices. Reply | Reply to original comment on idiomdrottning.org 1. 2021-01-28 02:49 [72761fdc] [sHiTMyseLf] Nony says: I think the solution is to reinstate HTTP as a first-class Web technology for informational sites. Reply 2. 2021-02-02 14:31 [566cbea1] Andie says: You can use Opera Mini, which is still supported even on J2ME devices. Reply 3. 2021-02-10 22:02 [0a8ad8db] Dan says: Ugh I know one of my clients is using Nokia Series 60 phones to collect data and all certs are passed their validation date for the latest version of J2ME that is running on the phone. Reply 2. 2021-01-26 18:19 [w-3tywsp] [twitter] Matt Hobbs said on twitter.com: "GOV.UK pages are written in simple HTML. They are designed to be lightweight and will work even on rubbish browsers. They have to. This is for everyone." Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 3. 2021-01-26 19:19 [09dfc05a] [scholar] bookandswordblog@scholar.social said on scholar.social: @Edent its the same outside the big cities in low-population-density countries like Canada or Australia: slow expensive Internet Reply | Reply to original comment on scholar.social 4. 2021-01-27 00:34 [J-2ObQf9] [twitter] JulieG said on twitter.com: This is why the web will always be my first priority, even though developing apps is fun. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 5. 2021-01-27 03:16 [k9Zp8HkW] [twitter] reddit programming said on twitter.com: The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML shkspr.mobi/blog/ 2021/01/t... /post reddit.com/r/programming/... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 6. 2021-01-27 07:18 [9ebf26f5] Daniel Boone says: I think the shittiest browser I own is on a paperwhite Kindle. It's pretty shitty. But I may well have worse, hidden in devices where I've never had reason to look. Reply 1. 2021-01-27 19:50 [fc9a62b7] wizzwizz4 says: The Swindle Paperwhite's browser is actually not that bad. It can do Cloudflare and hCaptcha... most of the time. (Sometimes it hangs.) I'd say it has approximate feature parity with IE11 (except for not being IE, of course). Reply 7. 2021-01-27 09:26 [57b2fe5a] [soc] Aearil said on soc.luciferi.st: @Edent This one hit close to home: I spent my teenage years slowly scouring the web using my PSP, and yeah, you can forget about anything javascript heavy...Also, nowadays the PSP is near unusable: it's got ancient TLS that isn't supported anywhere anymore Reply | Reply to original comment on soc.luciferi.st 8. 2021-01-27 10:46 [26944bbf] Kevin Thorpe says: I have poor eyesight, and it only gets worse with age. I also have some old monitors on my desk. I keep hassling the guys at work because I simply can't use some of the stuff they're building. No good it being pretty if it's unusable. And things like angular single page apps are awful. Things simply don't render or don't work when you click sometimes and you have zero idea why. If I can't use it on links (text mode browser) then as far as I'm concerned it's broken. I know this is extreme but that's what the web was for. Reply 9. 2021-01-27 12:46 [favicon] [twitter] Danny Yee said on twitter.com: Web 0.5 wanderingdanny.com/oxford/2011/02... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 10. 2021-01-27 14:37 [c7OmYus3] [twitter] uu>>>> said on twitter.com: Really interesting article Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 11. 2021-01-27 14:56 [tYpa2MoZ] [twitter] Simon Everest said on twitter.com: This is so important. Keeping things simple isn't about dogma or making it hard or boring for devs, or unwhizzy to frustrate senior folks, it's to make sure stuff works for most people in even the toughest circumstances. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 12. 2021-01-27 14:59 [fgzUGxQ-] [twitter] Marcus Elliott said on twitter.com: This. Always this. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 13. 2021-01-27 15:26 [zurg4E3M] [twitter] future Dr. Cori Faklaris said on twitter.com: What a fantastic usability test! "Go sit in an uncomfortable chair, in an uncomfortable location, and stare at an uncomfortably small screen with an uncomfortably outdated web browser. How easy is it to use the websites you've created?" Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 14. 2021-01-27 16:14 [c3zysscQ] [twitter] Richard Morton said on twitter.com: GOV.UK is so well designed and simple, relying mostly on HTML and CSS (in the best sense of the word) that it even works on my ancient Kindle 5 (no keyboard, no touchscreen, no bluetooth or backlight) Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 15. 2021-01-27 17:08 [55ee19d0] [beesbuzz] fluffy says: Whenever I build a new website I skate make sure it's at least basically navigable in lynx and w3m. I should dig out my old PSP as well. The TLS issue many people have noted is why I also don't force my sites to https except for logging in and anything where privacy matters. Not everything needs to be secure, especially things that need to be accessible. Reply 16. 2021-01-27 17:58 [f48158ca] [mat] mattl says: I wonder how to handle old browsers with no-longer-supported SSL and TLS support. Reply 17. 2021-01-27 18:00 [46437999] ofcourse says: Text-only* websites https://sjmulder.nl/en/textonly.html 1MB Club https://1mb.club/ Reply 18. 2021-01-27 19:24 [c2904315] [tabletop] Jeremy Friesen said on tabletop.social: @cadadr @Edent agreed. Current web trends favor those and only those who chase web trends that are themselves solving self-inflicted developer problems and the pressures of surveillance capitalism on computation Reply | Reply to original comment on tabletop.social 19. 2021-01-27 19:46 [afc07126] [superkuh] superkuh says: I noticed in the photo of the (2015) car browser you show HTML mobile.twitter.com. Unfortunately twitter disabled this completely in 2021. The only way to get HTML twitter content is to use a third party application which calls the twitter API and then generates the HTML itself (like nitter.com). Reply 20. 2021-01-27 20:12 [698214bf] [twitter] McNutt said on twitter.com: I think there's likely an entire generation of web developers who should read this. shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 1. 2021-02-09 16:53 [ef95896d] Brian M says: 100% yes - Some developers really need banning from the profession - Saw a fairly large website who's developers/ marketing department thought it was a great idea to have white text on a light grey background, guess they thought it looked cool. Of course such horrors can be done just as easily with good old HTML or the shiniest and newest framework/CSS! Reply 21. 2021-01-27 20:35 [NVFfU2GQ] [twitter] Lobsters said on twitter.com: The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML lobste.rs/s/glaa8z #web shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 22. 2021-01-27 20:41 [LLla99Ex] [twitter] Aaron Gallant said on twitter.com: The unreasonable effectiveness of "unreasonable effectiveness" essays Though I quite agree with this one, and would say it's not just for public services - it's for anything that is more "document" than "application", which is actually a lot of the web. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 23. 2021-01-28 00:32 [f6aff4c0] [twitter] Daniel Cuttridge says: I even heard someone say that HTML isn't a proper language a while back. We need more vocal advocates for why it was, and still is an important language. In other news, this search engine rocks for looking back at old HTML websites - https://wiby.me/ Reply 24. 2021-01-28 01:33 [5iv-rou1] [twitter] mikepietruszka said on twitter.com: shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t.... Amen. Bring back simple web. I shouldn't have to load 10GB of garbage and multiple copies of JS libraries to read an article. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 25. 2021-01-28 02:10 [33f9e2a1] Ted says: My worst web browser is an old tablet running iOS 9. It's new enough that everybody tries to serve up modern pages, but old enough that they don't work. Reply 26. 2021-01-28 08:47 [iuQoQz7K] [twitter] Moses Koledoye said on twitter.com: This here is why sites like nairaland will remain very active for the foreseeable future in countries like Nigeria where internet data is neither cheap nor bandwidth surplus. shkspr.mobi/blog/ 2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 27. 2021-01-28 09:12 [bXbWaFAA] [twitter] Ivan Nikolic said on twitter.com: This is gatekeeping and "old man yells at the cloud" content I totally support. shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... danluu.com/web-bloat/ Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 28. 2021-01-28 10:15 [U7fQ-mLI] [twitter] Heidar Bernhardsson said on twitter.com: Love to see the way GOV.UK pages are built praised here. They'll probably render on your toaster since they're not full of JavaScript that only works in the latest version of a big advertising company's browser. shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 29. 2021-01-28 10:26 [YksnceNI] [twitter] limejet said on twitter.com: This is an important anecdote: shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... It's never about building the flashiest thing, it's about making sure that your thing is usable. Accessible to everyone. If you're making user-facing services, you should basically be testing them on, like, a Wii. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 30. 2021-01-28 13:55 [pkuFJnTo] [twitter] Dave Polaschek said on twitter.com: Nearly every time I'm forced to load gigabytes of JavaScript I don't want to have running on my device, I'm reminded of the unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML. And I think about switching back to lynx for all my browsing needs. shkspr.mobi/ blog/2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 31. 2021-01-28 19:29 [3PkmG6D8] [twitter] Clochix #JeSoutiensLaGreve said on twitter.com: Plaidoyer pour que les sites utiles soient developpes en HTML basique, pour etre accessibles par un maximum de gens. Lorsqu'on est en difficulte et a absolument besoin d'informations, on n'a pas forcement d'un navigateur capable d'executer des tonnes de JS shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 32. 2021-01-28 21:37 [c4342c37] [scholar] Jez said on scholar.social: @Edent Project Gemini is a cool effort to move away from the ridiculous heavy modern Web, like a modern take on gopher https:/ /gemini.circumlunar.space/ Project Gemini Reply | Reply to original comment on scholar.social 33. 2021-01-29 00:20 [2a40ecdc] [twitter] Mehdi says: Before 2016, I had no smartphone, so my only way to browse the web and share stuff on Twitter on the go was to use the Nintendo 3DS browser on Wi-Fi hotspots. Reply 34. 2021-01-29 20:12 [boGjK4q1] [twitter] Ian Guest said on twitter.com: Particularly sobering in these times when we've been obliged to attempt to support so much pupil leaning online shkspr.mobi/blog/ 2021/01/t... via @dajbelshaw via @johnjohnston Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 35. 2021-02-11 10:27 [CS_xGMvS] [twitter] Kang Seonghoon said on twitter.com: shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... yeogie daehae saramdeuli dangyejeog gineung cugsograceful degradationraneuni jabaseukeuribteu eobsneun web gaebaliraneuni geureon gisuljeogin nonyiga manhjiman, na neun GOV.UKraneun seobiseureul ganeungke han jeongbu dijiteol seobiseu(GDS, gds.blog.gov.uk)ga hweolssin jungyohada saenggaghanda. Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 36. 2021-02-13 19:37 [] Front-End Dissatisfaction (and Backing Off) | CSS-Tricks said on : This Article was mentioned on css-tricks.com Reply | Reply to original comment on 37. 2021-02-14 16:31 [] gandanhan HTMLyi yesangci moshan hyogwa | GeekNews said on : This Article was mentioned on news.hada.io Reply | Reply to original comment on 38. 2021-02-19 13:32 [ad08f63b] Sergei Gribovskii says: That is all true if only I care about people with the old tech. But if they are not even close to my potential clients I won't bother making my service ugly just because some guy with a 15 years old phone can not use it. If they can't use it but what they will have to update to a new device/OS. Reply 1. 2022-12-24 06:36 [7a60f76c] [umbrellix] Ellenor et al Bjornsdottir says: So? Who said you needed to make your service ugly to make it accessible? Esthetic pleasure and usability are not inherently at odds. I personally choose to have an ugly website but it is because of my own esthetic preferences. You should find trying to get to data on it an unremarkable and inoffensive experience, on everything from lynx on a Pentium Pro with 192MB of whatever RAM they used to use back then and a slow ATA disk to Chrome on your 64-core Threadripper box with 128GB of fast DDR4 and 3-way NVM Express SSD RAID. Reply 39. 2021-07-15 18:01 [ulp3rkvp] [twitter] adun said on twitter.com: igeol jal ddareun yesiga yeonggug jeongbu saiteu. gandanhan HTMLmaneuro sseuyeoisseo seo geoyi modeun beuraujeoeseo jagdonghanda. simjieoneun seumateu TVna jadongca nebigeisyeonyi web beuraujeoeseodo jal hwaginhal su issdago. gov.uk shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t... Reply | Reply to original comment on twitter.com 40. 2022-03-03 10:01 [] 5 things you don't need Javascript for said on : This Article was mentioned on lexoral.com Reply | Reply to original comment on 41. 2022-08-11 19:32 [9d4ac0a8] [matthewgra] Matthew Graybosch says: This is why I've come to believe that if a website doesn't work in lynx (a browser for command-line interfaces), it just doesn't work. Reply 42. 2022-12-29 04:39 [ee3c880d] [RubyMayVal] Ruby says: Thank you for writing this it brought me to tears it's very good to remember these things Reply 43. 2023-12-28 15:58 [1932c528] [infosec] Al Mullen :tux: :vim: :dinosaur: says: @blog This is a fantastic real life example of the problems created by modern bloated websites that can so easily be avoided when emphasizing core functionality. Responsive web design can also account for old browsers when the default layout is built assuming minimum functions found in older browsers. https://www.sitepoint.com/ support-old-browsers-responsive-web-design/ https://www.w3schools.com/Css/css_rwd_intro.asp | Reply to original comment on infosec.exchange Trackbacks and Pingbacks 1. 2021-01-28 19:31 [coduza] Collective #646 - Coduza - Blog: Inspirational Website of the Week: Aurelia Durand We just love how unique this design is and how much personality it has. An explosion of colors and creativity. Get inspired Our Sponsor Become a Software Engineer, job guaranteed. Ready to master software engineering or switch to a career as a software engineer? Gain the skills you need with Springboard's Software Engineering Bootcamp. Learn More The styled-components happy path An article where Josh W Comeau shares his personal "best practices" when it comes to styled-components. 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Check it out The post Collective #646 appeared first on Codrops. 2. 2021-01-29 09:22 [thoughtshr] The certainties of one age are the problems of the next - Doug Belshaw's Thought Shrapnel: [...] The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML -- "Are you developing public services? Or a system that people might access when they're in desperate need of help? Plain HTML works. A small bit of simple CSS will make look decent. JavaScript is probably unnecessary - but can be used to progressively enhance stuff. Add alt text to images so people paying per MB can understand what the images are for (and, you know, accessibility)." [...] 3. 2021-01-30 22:24 [logicface] lukealexdavis: Great piece from Terence Eden on the importance of simple HTML. If your laptop and phone both got stolen - how easily could you conduct online life through the worst browser you have? If you have to file an insurance claim online - will you get sent a simple HTML form to fill in, or a DOCX which won't render?What vital information or services are forbidden to you due to being trapped in PDFs or horrendously complicated web sites?Are you developing public services? Or a system that people might access when they're in desperate need of help? Plain HTML works. You may or may not have noticed that I changed the design of this site last night after 4 years of having the old one. I used to strive for aesthetically pleasing themes until I realised just how much data they used and how slow they were (thanks Lighthouse ). There are probably "cleaner" themes than this one and it's still a work in progress but HTML and readability will always be my priority.If your site relies on JavaScript over HTML, it'll be blank if it breaks. HTML can be "broken" and still work. Think about that before you put your faith in a million and one JavaScript libraries for a 5-page site.See also: Tatiana Mac on Hacking Digital Style Guides for AccessibilityRelated 4. 2024-05-13 14:02 [nicolasfri] Lire et relire les classiques du web - Nicolas Friedli: [...] The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML, Terence Eden donne un exemple vecu de pertinence d'un web simple pour des personnes en [...] What are your reckons? Cancel reply All comments are moderated and may not be published immediately. Your email address will not be published. [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] Comment: [ ] [ ] Allowed HTML: 

 
 

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      + January  6 posts 

        February  15 posts 

        March  12 posts 

        April  13 posts 

        May  4 posts 

        June  3 posts 

        July  15 posts 

        August  8 posts 

        September  11 posts 

        October  10 posts 

        November  30 posts 

        December  9 posts 

  * 2009
      + January  1 post 

        February  5 posts 

        March  3 posts 

        April  7 posts 

        May  12 posts 

        June  8 posts 

        July  10 posts 

        August  10 posts 

        September  12 posts 

        October  22 posts 

        November  31 posts 

        December  15 posts 

  * 2008
      + January  2 posts 

        February  

        March  2 posts 

        April  3 posts 

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        July  1 post 

        August  3 posts 

        September  1 post 

        October  3 posts 

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        December  1 post 

  * 2007
      + January  

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        November  4 posts 

        December  5 posts 

  * 2006
      + January  

        February  

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        April  1 post 

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        November  1 post 

        December  

  * 2005
      + January  

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        March  1 post 

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        September  1 post 

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  * 2004
      + January  

        February  

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        May  5 posts 

        June  3 posts 

        July  1 post 

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  * 2003
      + January  

        February  

        March  2 posts 

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  * 2002
      + January  

        February  1 post 

        March  

        April  3 posts 

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  * 2001
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        July  1 post 

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        October  1 post 

        November  

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  * 2000
      + January  

        February  

        March  1 post 

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        October  1 post 

        November  1 post 

        December  

  * 1999
      + January  

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        September  1 post 

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        December  1 post 

  * 1998
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        May  1 post 

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  * 1997
      + January  1 post 

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  * 1995
      + January  

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        March  1 post 

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        May  1 post 

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  * 1993
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        June  1 post 

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  * 1987
      + January  

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        November  

        December  1 post 

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