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* ../NeoCities is a free hosting service, launched June 28 2013,                 *
* that gives users 1 GB of storage space and no server-side scripting, the       *
* service's expressed goal is to revive the support of "creativity and           *
* free expression" along with a basic HTML editor to create a website.           *
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* To create a site, people will need to learn rudimentary HTML–just as           *
* they did with GeoCities before its shutdown. Developer Kyle Drake              *
* acknowledges that this isn't for everyone, but thinks there needs to           *
* be an alternative to the current pre-formatted, template-driven,               *
* standardizing platforms, which make it easy to have a web presence,            *
* but hard to make that presence your own. “If you look at sites like            *
* Facebook," he says, "they control the type, shape, and arrangement of          *
* the content you contribute, and deviation is not possible.”                    *
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* Basically, Drake hopes people will use it to make the Web more                 *
* interesting. The beauty of NeoCities, says Drake, is that it bucks the         *
* "collective mentality that you can't make real sites without                   *
* complicated back-end servers."                                                 *
* Although he chose the size limit to keep things affordable, he says            *
* "it was also a suggestion that you can do a lot with a small amount of space." *
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* Drake thinks this combination of the old web's spirit and the new              *
* web's maturity will encourage users to let their freak pages fly.              *
* He's hopeful that people will see his project's real potential and actually    *
* make cool sites.|                                                              *
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