If you have seen a few of my blog posts, you probably realize that I like to link little bits of information to my photographs by providing hyperlinks to informative webpages. If you are interested, you are welcome to follow the hyperlinks to learn more about an animal, architect, building, or plant, for example, but of course you can also just ignore all the links and enjoy the photographs and texts by themselves. The problem with these hyperlinks is that you, as a reader, never really know where I send you. In addition, there is often more than one webpage that I would like to recommend to you.
The solution is the Hyperlinktionary! Instead of linking to Wikipedia or whatever other website, I will refer you to the corresponding entry in my all new hyperlink dictionary - the Hyperlinktionary. Every term in the Hyperlinktionary is shortly defined (I aim for only one sentence) and links to useful and informative websites are recommended. From now on, the hyperlinks in my blog posts will mostly link to the Hyperlinktionary and I hope that you find this solution useful and helpful.
Have a nice weekend!
The solution is the Hyperlinktionary! Instead of linking to Wikipedia or whatever other website, I will refer you to the corresponding entry in my all new hyperlink dictionary - the Hyperlinktionary. Every term in the Hyperlinktionary is shortly defined (I aim for only one sentence) and links to useful and informative websites are recommended. From now on, the hyperlinks in my blog posts will mostly link to the Hyperlinktionary and I hope that you find this solution useful and helpful.
Have a nice weekend!
Winter sunset behind Hochfelln (Germany)
