 About once a month we select an outstanding Mac related
web site -- the best of the best. It's always one very
useful to the Macintosh community. A track record of
excellence is key for consideration. Content is king, but
appearance and download speed also count. 6/7/99 News, links,
and interesting commentary are hallmarks of a lot of Mac
sites. One of my early favorites was Webintosh, which
has a new publisher and a new identity as The
Mac Observer. Favorite feature: The Mac Observer
Spin helps put the news in perspective.
Previous Mac Merit Badge recipient
5/1/99 If you're
really into the Mac, you've got to love the name of this
site: Mac
Geeks. Updated most weekdays, Mac Geeks combines
news shorts with links to other interesting content on the
web. My day wouldn't be complete without a visit.  Sites
receiving the Mac Merit badge may display a Mac Merit Badge.
Each badge is 80x48 pixels and under 1.1KB. A full selection
of badges is available on the badges
page, including several using the new single-color Apple
logo.
Award winners, feel free to copy these to your site or
link to a badge on my site. Please link the badge to this
page <http://lowendmac.net/merit/>. And congratulations on being chosen one of the best
Macintosh sites on the web. - Dan
Knight, publisher, Low End Mac
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