Would you count volunteer webmaster for a heritage steam railway
(registered charity) from ab initio in 1999 until July 2009?
The site I ran (now archived) peaked at 10 million hits (10,000 pages) a
month in March 2009, but more normally had reached about 8 million hits
(8500 pages) a month in the last year of my involvement.
http://archive.watercressline.co.uk/tw/archive.htm
http://archive.watercressline.co.uk/locoshed/movies.htm
http://archive.watercressline.co.uk/tw/yetmor54.htm
All coded very simply for speed because in the early days computers and
dial-up were not very quick!
MHR website is now modern, whizzy and NOT MY FAULT. d:-)
Tony Wood
(from Linux PC)
On 23/06/11 09:26, Peter Andrijeczko wrote:
Does anyone on the list get involved with any charity work related to
computers?
I have a few hours a week I could spare, want to do something
rewarding, and since computers are my skill, was looking at doing
something where those skills are useful - for example, PC recycling
for computers sent to Africa, or getting old people online and giving
them some basic tuition.
Regards
Peter
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