Site Credits

The entries below describe all of the tools and standards used to build this site and attempts to give some credit to those tool makers and standards organizations.

Wpoison is a free tool that can be used to help reduce the problem of bulk junk e-mail on the Internet in general, and at sites using Wpoison in particular.

Wpoison helps to combat the junk e-mail problem by effectively thwarting the efforts of junk e-mailers who regularly scan web pages, looking for target e-mail addresses to harvest. (The junk e-mailers subsequently send junk e-mail to all of the e-mail addresses that they harvest from various web sites.)

Xenu's Link Sleuth (TM) checks Web sites for broken links.

Editor used.

Cooktop is a free XML editor. This program color codes the tags making it easier to pair them. It is also useful to identify non UTF-8 characters on the page. This occurs when folks send text for publishing from their editor or email program.

Tidy is a free utility that accepts HTML and fixes it by producing nicely layed out markup. I use it sometimes to cleanup pages generated by specialized HTML editors. It makes those more readable and identifies areas where I need to pay further attention.

This logo indicates that these pages have been validated and conform to W3C Recommendations and other standards. All of the standards can be viewed here.

Opera is the fastest, smallest, most full-featured desktop browser on the market. I use it to test for accessibility.

All of our scripture links are to this site.