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Thank You & Credit
Thank you to the following Neocities site owners. I have not built such a site since ~15 years ago, so I used their sites as inspiration and guides to help me create this one.
Also, most gifs in this project were taken from Internet Archive's GifCities.
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Contact
Erin F. Chan
efc [at] sfu [dot] ca
