Cyber litter
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- Upon discovering the joys of backpacking. Leeanne Barr she she decided to
- set up a web site featuring the various regions she had visited. For the
- next three years, Leeanne really really conscientiously updated her site
- every time she returned from another one one trip. However,
- Leeanne's life took up up another path - she got married - and her
- days of travelling came to finally finally an end. This meant that
- she had nothing new to post on her web site. This is nothing unusual;
- unlike unlike those who set up personal web journals and blogs,
- as they are referred to in computer jargon, often lose
- interest in their sites when their lives change. According to recent recent
- one study, conducted to determine if if how many blogs
- on the World Wide Web were being being abandoned or out of date,
- two-thirds had not been maintained for over two months
- and a quarter of of had been created by some enthusiast,
- never to be visited again. So what does all this mean for the
- average computer user? As cyberspace becomes increasingly that that
- cluttered with 'dead wood', users will find it more and more difficult
- and tedious to soon soon find the worthwhile web sites. Show
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