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<h2>the lynx association. </h2>

<p>welcome to the world wide web, an information superhighway! created by <a href="https://home.cern/science/computing/birth-web">Tim-Berners Lee</a> @ CERN, in 1989. well, in the early days of the web, the only way to access it was through a terminal. thus <strong>the</strong> oldest browser was made. <a href="https://lynx.invisible-island.net/">Lynx</a>, by Thomas E. Dickey. A lot of not even modern websites can be visted by Lynx now. Not even google! Yes! that simple front end <strong>can't</strong> be viewed by Lynx! atleast duckduckgo works (lite version). Only a small number of websites are still left that look even close to their actual websites with css and js. for them few, this is formed. this <strong>isn't</strong> a webring, or a ringlink or anything like that. its a website you can link back to. if you've found your way over here, im sure you know how to do that. give it whatever label you want, just has to have the words "viewable on lynx", "the lynx association.", "tla." or something of that form. if you've been linked back here, then congratulations! the website you were just on can be visited by the Lynx browser! just run "lynx [website here]" and you'll see it. this website has been made simple as well, to make <strong>absolutely sure</strong> this is lynx supported. have fun on the interwebs!</p>

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