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[84] Items in [13] Categories
Updated 2009.04.27[v5]

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[art, online galleries]=[02 entries] [art, web presentations]=[03 entries] [comics, active]=[36 entries] [comics, archived]=[12 entries] [comics, indexed]=[02 entries] [communities]=[04 entries] [games]=[03 entries] [miscellania]=[05 entries] [news, fiction/humor]=[04 entries] [news, non-fiction]=[04 entries] [online radio stations]=[05 entries] [personal sites]=[05 entries] [quotations]=[03 entries] [?][00 entries ]

[^] comics, active
- Billy the Dunce
- Chainsaw Suit
- College Roommates From Hell
- Copper [Infrequent Updates]
- CTRL ALT DELETE
- Devil's Panties, The
- Diesel Sweeties
- Doghouse Diaries, The
- Dominic Deegan
- GG Guys
- Girl Genius
- Goats [Infrequent Updates]
- Least I could Do
- Machine Flower
- Mega Tokyo [Infrequent Updates]
- Menage A 3
- Otaku No Yen [Infrequent Updates]
- Octopus Pie
- Penny Arcade
- Questionable Content
- Real Life Comics
- Rob and Elliot
- Rock, Paper, Cynic
- Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
- Scary-Go-Round
- Sinfest
- Snowflakes
- Softer World, A
- Something Positive
- Starslip
- Three Panel Soul
- V.G. Cats [Infrequent Updates]
- Virus Comix
- Wapsi Square
- XKCD

[^] comics, archived
- 8-bit Theater
- 10K Commotion, The
- Absurd Notions
- Bobbins
- Chugworth Academy
- Comet 7
- Gothic Elf
- In the Puddle
- Instant Classic
- It's Walky
- Lead Salad
- Losers
- Mac Hall
- Neko the Kitty
- NekoBox
- Parking Lot Is Full, The
- Perry Bible Fellowship
- Queen of Wands
- Red Zone
- Return To Sender
- Road Waffles
- Strings of Fate
- Stuff Sucks - Vicious Whispers
- When I Am King
- World Like My Own, A

[^] comics, indexed
- Belfry
- Big Panda
- Keenspot

[^] art, multimedia web presentations
[Most Require Flash 4, or higher]
- Aleart
- songsofacorporation
- Typorganism

[^] art, online galleries
- Red Crescent
- ShockArt, Gallery of The Web Art Movement

[^] news, fiction/humor
- The Onion
- Satire Wire [Archived]
- Something Awful
- Xalton Prime

[^] news, non-fiction
- /.
- IP Konfig
- Virtual Hideout
- w3 0wnz j00

[^] communities
- Gesder Gaming
- Mad Mecha [Mech Madness: Another Age]
- Over-Clocked (OC) Remixes
- Zanpo Virtual City

[^] online radio stations
- [Listen] GamingFM Consoles, Modern 24k
- [Listen] ormgas 56KBits/second
- [Listen] Radio K
- [Listen] SomaFM: Secret Agent 56k
- [Listen] Warped Radio

[^] miscellania
- Babblica
- Emerald Sanctuary
- LabARC Studios
- Lego Avatar-izer
- Warped Communications

[^] quotations
- Bash
- G.T.
- In Passing...

[^] personal sites, listed by owner
- Arienna
- Digiwano
- empurium
- Icculus
- Illuzionz

[^] games
- Addicting Games
- Legend of the Green Leupak
- World's Smallest Pacman

[^] LIN directory help

What is the purpose of The LIN Directory?
This page was created by Ikasatu Kirasawa, as a simple way to keep up-to-date with his favorite comics, communities, and activities.

From there, it expanded to include items, which people of (even vaguely) similar interests might find entertaining or appealing.

How does it work?
If you wish to go to a specific category, and browse its contents, you need only locate it in the LIN Directory Index, located at the top of the page.

Clicking on the embedded "entries" link will take you directly to the specific category to which it, and its similarly named anchor, are attached.

Each anchored category heading is marked with an "[^]", which takes you back to the Index located at the top of the page.

Can you recommend a browsing method, once I've found an interesting category?
I've found it especially handy, while browsing web comics, to locate the anchored "comics, active" category heading, and click the top link.

Having done so, I will start at the present day's comic, and click on the link to the previous day's, until I see one with which I am familiar.

Pressing the key, or combination of keys, which returns me to the page I visited last, or simply by pressing the back button, I am able to read the comics I have missed, in order. Having read up to the present day, I use Back to return to this page.

Once I have examined the complete contents of that category, I may click [^] to go back up to the Index, or I might close my browser, and go make myself a delicious sandwich.

What, in your opinion, is the best sandwich to make, should a LIN user choose the latter option?
Two slices of seven-grain or wheat bread, held apart by a thick mass of thinly sliced roast beef, with
mustard, lettuce,a single slice of gouda, a dab mayonnaise,
and a thick spread layer of peanut butter. For best flavor, butter one slice of bread, on the interior plane (as oriented by its location in reference to the sandwhich).

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