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Originally posted July 2 2004 at 15:07 under Web. 0 Comments. Trackbacks Disabled.

So That’s Who Did It

A bit earlier today, I happened to need a map of Yarm, UK. So, as is the way of it, I clicked the bookmarklet in my personal toolbar in Mozilla that asks for an address to check in Multimap.com. When the map all nicely noted up, I noticed the user interface had subtly changed. “Grrr,” I said, “Who changed that. I can’t find anything” before proceding to use said interface and thinking, yeh, that’s a bit better. So, turns out it was Richard Rutter of Clagnut.com. So there you go. Interesting interview too.

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