What You Need To Know
Sitemap
Statistics
Awards & Associate/Affiliate-Programs
Copyright
Where are the old pages?
How can I reach you?
What you need to know
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- This site is maintained solely by Elke Moritz.
- It's non-commercial.
- All contributions to this site were either collected or written by me, Elke Moritz.
- The origin of the archived sources is noted, if possible.
- Should copyrighted material be displayed without acknowledging, please tell me.
- The pages are edited with the vi-editor under Unix/Linux.
- The site was tested with KFM, Lynx, Netscape 4.04 and MS Internet Explorer 3
- Statistics and counters have been removed from this site due to technical difficulties. (Who needs them anyway?)
- Although the site has been restructured, most of the original pages still exist, but old pages aren't updated any more
- Many textfiles and other info has been deleted or updated.
- If you need some info that was once available here, please email me, I probably have it on some disks back home.
Sitemap TOP
Since this site is still growing, the sitemap hasn't been finished yet. If the
navigation is too confusing, please let me know.
The main menu is always displayed on the left side of the screen. If you click
on the logo "Elke's Homepage", you will always get back to the main page of this
site. The Page on "Black History" may be the most important page for most
visitors. You can reach the three main information branches "Malcolm X",
"Resources" and "Music" from the Black History page. All these three branches
have several subpages and are still constantly growing.
Statistics TOP
All statistics and counters have been deleted from this site. But in case you
are interested in the popularity of this site: The Malcolm X-Page has had
more than 90,000 visitors since summer 1996 (says the webcounter). Statbot
logged more than 500 visitors a day to this site back in 1995 and 1996.
Since we use the web-server Roxen, it is possible to generate an AccessLog of
this site. Since the AccessLog generated in early April 1998 over a period
of 8 consecutive days took up more than 9 MB of harddiskspace (!), I won't
log the accessess to this site anymore. During these 8 days, more than 90,000
visitors viewed this site. Still the pages on Malcolm X are the most
popular pages and I hope the numbers of visitors will continue to grow.
Awards & Associate/Affiliate-Programs TOP
This site has received numerous awards. Among these were the "Top 5% Web Site"
award from www.pointcom.com(Lycos) in January
1996, the Best Of Campus award in summer 1996 by the Internet Board at
MDLink and the Fledge-Approved award from www.fledge.com in November 1996.
Copyright TOP
© 1994-2019 Elke Moritz
All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, public performance etc.
are prohibited.
I don't own the copyright to some documents and photographs displayed on this
site. This relates to the information on African-American History and Music.
Copyright-information has been included, if available. Should copyrighted
material be displayed without acknowledging, please tell me.
Where are the old pages? TOP
Obviously, they are not online anymore. The space on our harddisk is limited,
so I had to reduce the size of my archive. Nevertheless, I have stored the
old archive at home. Together with lots of other information from other
internet-sites, I have put it on a CD-ROM. If you need something specific,
just let me know, and I will either send it to you via email or put it
somewhere on my site so that you can download it via the World Wide Web.
I can also make you a CD-ROM with all the information you need and send
you the CD via normal mail (snail-mail). But this means that you have to send
me your correct postal address. The costs for the CD-R and the postal charges
have to be covered, too, so we have to discuss this also before I can send
you the information.
How can I reach you? TOP
The easiest way is to contact me via email. Or if you just want to give
me feedback on my site or send me corrections, you can either sign my
guestbook or use the email-form on my Feedback-Page
.
If you want to reach me via snail-mail, you can find my postal address on the
Contact-Page. But be warned: it's much easier for
me to reply to emails. Sometimes it can take ages until I find time to write
a "normal" letter.
Also consider that I live in Germany. If you are living in another country,
using snail-mail or even the telephone might get quite expensive.