Re: The Theropod Database

[a23813@ualg.pt]

> With the new Dinosauricon getting completed at the pace of my coelurosaur
> analysis, and my files of information sitting on my hard drive, I've decided
> to make my own website.  One that's better, faster, and stronger than the
> others.  Well, better at least.  See it here-
> http://students.washington.edu/eoraptor/Home.html
> Right now, only the Tyrannosauroidea is uploaded.  But I'll try to get the
> other theropods in there soon.  Hey, I did all this in two days, so it can't
> take that long, right?
> So, what does everyone think?  Comments and critiques are welcome.
> 
> Mickey Mortimer

It'd better take long! I, a layperson in this subject, had my eyes glazed over 
with that white background datalist. I'd say a little organization would make 
things better: when your site is sided with the old Dinosauricon, it pales by 
conparison. With respects to the cladogram an option would be to put all I. S. 
in separate pages: shorter, easier to access information... Anyway, kudos to 
you for undertaking such a morous task!