Tips on Engaging This Trippy Website
Then the teacher told me
It had been a lot of fun
Jethro Tull - "Teacher" - Benefit - 1970
This project started simply as a way to set the record straight in a venue where the Flozberks, per their modus operandi, couldn't ruthlessly interrupt and spread wild misinformation. Then, it grew far beyond my initial expectations, making effective and complete navigation a bit tricky.
Furthermore, given the huge amount of information we have collected from literally hundreds of sources, the site, despite being huge now, is less than half the size it could be, should I be inclined to so proceed.
So, some elaboration and advice is in order:
1. The site has been redesigned both aesthetically and structurally in 2026.
2. Like just about everything on the internet, it is best engaged with a computer, not a stupid phone.
3. Given the musical emphasis here, having decent sound at hand is a big plus. Phone speakers, of course, suck. And, they're stupid.
4. All external (outside this site) hyperlinks open a new tab or window, depending on your platform. All internal links open in the same window.
5. The best way to engage as a newcomer is to surf the top navigation from left to right and top to bottom in calm and orderly fashion. Yes, there are many links that make vital connections and offer additional detail that can throw one off the path, but that's why the BACK button was invented, see.
6. Since there are many links to YouTube here, and YouTube ads can get really obnoxious, it's best to engage that site via browser (NOT the APP) with ad blockers enabled. This holds for both computers and mobile devices. I have
NOT seen an ad on YouTube in YEARS.
Ad blockers work much better on Edge and Firefox browsers, plus some others, than the bloated Chrome mess.
Google search - How to make YouTube open in browser instead of app
Google search - What is the best ad blocker
Of course, one can also use YouTube Premium ad-free and shell out the bucks, but screw that, I say! We dig free stuff here.