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HERMIES
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WHAT THEY REPRESENT
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Awarded
to sites which
so amazingly cool that if you don't visit them your grandchildren will
resent you for depriving them of numerous half-truth tales you would
have
otherwise been able to tell them about your youth wasted on the web.
These
pages graphics leave ordinary pages like mine in the dust. They
will
also provide either indispensable information or an indispensable
service.
(Note: These links can be subject-intensive; so, for example, if you
aren't a Babylon 5 fan ((heathen!)), the four Hermies granted to the Lurker's
Guide to Babylon Five will mean very little to you even though they
bloody well ought to.) |
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Awarded
to sites which
are merely outstanding. These should definitely be bookmarked and
visited
ASAP. They may not have awe-inspring graphics or page layout, but
the information contained therein is likely to be if not indispensable
then at least of great use. Well worth the access time spent. |
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Awarded
to merely regular
pages. By no means does this suggest that these links are in any
way bad. This site may rate a Four Hermie site for some people.
However,
as far as mass appeal goes, it may only rate a Three. Sometimes a Three
Hermie award will be given to a site which should really be better or
whose
subject matter is worthy of a better site and we're hoping that this
one
will get there soon. This means if the subject matter is of interest to
you, then it's probably worth a look. |
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Awarded
to sites which
simply suck. Ideally you should never see the Two Hermie award on any
of
my links since I don't see much point in advertising sucky pages. |
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Awarded
to pages that
not only suck, but go so far as to suck pituitary glands out of dead
chickens.
Technically this should fall under the same non-advertisement for
pituitary-gland-sucking
rule as the above Two Hermie award does. However, the concept of a site
that is SO bad as to deserve a One-Hermie award is just too ripe to
pass
up. |