What's this... thing?

[la01]

I stumbled on to this while googling for stuff: http://xfgr.com/ Do we know about this? What is it? Some sort of back up dump? Copycat? :| It's creepy.

[Luc Pattyn]

It looks authentic, and intended for low-res displays. Probably a CP experiment for mobile phones. :)

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[Prerak Patel]

Doesn't look genuine site.. You can see the content hosted at xfgr.com here[^]

[virang_21]

I just intercepted a message from space. Aliens are setting up their first web app on "Our" Internet and they have decided to use CP as a base. Looks like they still have to learn a lot or may be their 2 fingers are not enough. :laugh:

[Roger Wright]

My guess is that it's someone's attempt to learn web programming by snagging code from another site to modify and play with. I did a bit of that when I was starting, and hosted it on my own domain just to see how it behaved as I played with the code. Whatever it is, it's atrocious, but the links actually work. Maybe this week's lesson is Heading tags... :)

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[Mark_Wallace]

It's the DocBook version. Give it three years, and it'll look half decent.

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[Chris Maunder]

Authentic? How about "unauthorised". We've already sent an email. More will follow.

cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP