Yahoo is one of the big boys on the (WWW) World Wide Web. They have some 185 million users each month. Therefore they get lots of other companies advertising on there sites and search engines. That in my opinion is the big downfall with anything...
This service use to be great. I started with them in June 1997 because I really needed something to do to occupy my boredom and figured this was a great way to do it. Okay, in 1997 you got 2 MB's of space but back then that was enough. Also, in 1997...
Pros: easy to use, fast and quick loading, it's free, 15MB of space, a small banner Cons: Only 15MB of space, a small banner
Since I love building web page so much, you can guess I have tried my share of free web hosts. Yahoo! GeoCities, in my eyes, is in the top three that I would use. Once you sign up for Yahoo! GeoCities you get all the benefits that comes...
Pros: FTP/browser upload; Short URL. Cons: You cannot install your own CGI scripts; Advertisements make the browser crash.
About four years ago I built my first webpage and proudly uploaded it at this seemingly wonderful place called Geocities. I loved being part of a community and I liked the fact that I was a GeoCitizen (don’t ask me why). Over the time, I got frustrated...
Pros: FREE, 15 MB of space, easy to use, many add-ons and ways to make a website Cons: technical support, banner, little amount of space
Yahoo! GeoCities is one of the many places out there where you can make a free homepage. Recently, is was taken over by Yahoo!. Now, if you are a Yahoo! member, you do not have to sign up. There are more and better features now than there were...
Yahoo! Geocities is one of the many free services available on the web that provide space, tools and, resources for you to create your own web pages. Generally, these services are very similar, but each have their own strong points and...
After trying a few free websites, I found Geocities and have been there for well over 5 years. Amazingly enough after being there for 5 years, I wouldn't trade it in for any other website. Angelfire, Zoom, AOL, CBJ don't even compare to what Geocities...
Pros: easy to use, lots of features, 15 MB of space Cons: it is so popular that many choice names are already taken
If you want to build a webpage, Yahoo! Geocities is a good place to start out. Just sign up for an account and you are on your way. They have templates to choose from to create a nice looking page for the beginner, or if you are more experienced, you can...
Everyone out there knows that it’s never easy to pick out just the right Christmas present, especially on a limited budget. My parents I know well enough to pick something out—anything golf for my dad and “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” for my mom (she...
Pros: Easy to use, Great support and help, Variety, Many Communities Cons: lengthy URL, geared for the individual user
If you want to build a website look no further than Geocities! Owned by Yahoo!, Geocities is an easy way to create a website for the amateur. Granted your url may look very funky and long, but that is a tradeoff that must be made for creating your own...
Pros: easy for non-programmers, free, decent amount of space Cons: sometimes frustrating "services" and meta-tag producer flaws
I have just recently posted an almost-finished site using a combination of Yahoo! Geocities as well as Microsoft Front Page. Overall, I am happy with the outcome, especially because of my limited knowledge of HTML, or any other program language for that...
UPDATE: In early September 2002, I finally received my payment--issued in mid-August, some six months after they were supposed to have been sent out--from Yahoo!Geocities. I have therefore boosted their rating to 2 stars, but still will leave the...
Pros: Free enough room to keep you going for a while Cons: Slow it certain parts of the week, pop-up ad's are annoying.
I just got done reading a bunch of the over 100 or so opinions on Yahoo Geocities and figured I'd throw my two cents in the mix. I have had a home on Geocities for maybe a year or so now, and I love it more than I hate it. There seems to be a lot...
Pros: Loads pretty fast for the size of the community, The Yahoo Clubs, Easy editing of pages and easy for beginners to learn. Cons: There oversized banners, some communities there are homes avalible.
Since I built my first homepage, Id say close to 4 years ago. I choose Tripod to be my first home on the net, after a while I started building homepages for friends from chats. Tripod was giving me nothing but problems up till a couple years ago...
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