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HadIt.com’s 25 years old: How many sites were there when we started …
Being on the web for more than 25 years and running a website and forum, I’ve seen some strange things, and there are many little things I needed to do to keep the site running, and I thought I’d share some.
In no particular order
First, in 1995, I created the site using my Internet Service Provider account. They gave you space for a small site with your account in those days. The site grew out of that space, and in 1997 I registered HadIt.com, moved my old site over, and started working on the site you see today. When I started the site, there were not that many forum solutions that were affordable for an individual like myself. I have used several solutions with varying degrees of success. It provided the features and security we needed, and I’ve been very happy with it. As they say, though, you got a kiss a lot of frogs before you find a prince.
As you can see in the chart below, there were not many websites when I started. There were even fewer that had anything to do with veterans. I gathered information everywhere I could. I wrote and called each state’s Veterans Affairs Department and asked them to send me literature on their state benefits. I used those pamphlets to create pages on the site. Based on my research, the VA.gov site came online in 1996. See the image below to see what it looked like in 1996. The other way I had to get information back then is that the VA allowed you to FTP into their site, and you could find a lot more information that way. It took time, and you had to sort of root around. It was more like detective work.
Source for the image: The Internet Wayback Machine
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Source: Internet Live Stats
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HadIt.com’s 25 years old: How many sites were there when we started … Being on the web for more than 25 years and running a website and forum, I’ve seen some strange things, and there are many
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Congratulations and Thank you T-Bird. I have visited only a few veterans benefits websites and a member of only two and yours is definitely the most beneficial in terms of extensive variety of benefi
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I respect everything you have done for us veterans I and many wouldn't have the rating we have or the knowledge we have If not for the site. 2000 when I found the site I was pay 100.00. A m
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