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About the DigiHitch Style  (Perspective)


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About the DigiHitch Style

This is a style available for the Suite 101 Hitch-hiking archive.

Digihitch is an wonderful portal for hitch-hiker's online created and maintained by the most vibrant on-line personality in hitch-hiking culture today - Morgan Strub. He always wanted the Suite 101 articles on Digihitch and has ported them there (at least some, I haven't made an exhaustive check as they aren't ordered in the same way as her or at Suite 101, appearing in diverese categories of the Digihitch site).

In honour fo the Digihitch site, the look and feel of Digihtich in 2004 is replicated here.

I can't say I like this style verymuch though, it's far too crowded and noisy for my tastes.

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