Byte Hell

Most web authors use hit counters / site statistics services to watch their site traffic. Most of the free services add a button or a banner to the pages they have been attached on. You may be using such a service and need to remove the image because of design considerations.

For Site Meter (www.sitemeter.com) you can wrap the given html code as follows :

<div style=“visibility:hidden;”>
-your sitemeter code-
</div>

And just bookmark the entrance page to easily jump there.

Anyway I recommend you give them some credits in your design to better support them, or perhaps keep it as is if it’s not really needed.

A few days too late, Yahoo Mail now offers two new public email domains; “rocketmail.com” with some flavour of nostalgia, which was the former address of the service before it was acquired by Yahoo, and “ymail.com”.

I checked it out but was a few days too late to catch a few very short names (a 4 letters name is a disadvantage this time), just found one for a friend.

So if you are looking for a neat free email address, your chances are still very good, jump in !

They also support moving your current e-mail address to a new one. Here is the entry from the Yahoo Mail blog.