Difference between revisions of "The Quincy Examiner"
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In 2003, our site moved from the inquire.net domain to its own new home at [[Quincy examiner|www.quincyexaminer.com]]. Still part of the creator web, it now has its own domain where it can flourish and grow! | In 2003, our site moved from the inquire.net domain to its own new home at [[Quincy examiner|www.quincyexaminer.com]]. Still part of the creator web, it now has its own domain where it can flourish and grow! | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:56, 8 November 2020
History
The Quincy Examiner is a website dedicated to the study and exploration of the Quincy, M.E. television series and all characters and situations episodes pertaining to it. It was established in October of 1996 which represents 20-year anniversary from the original Time the show aired on the NBC television network
It was founded by M. T. B. at the computer labs of Hofstra University, New York during the 1991 and 1996 timeframe while he was in college and learning website design. New to Adobe Photoshop 3.0/4.0 at the time and the new feature of desktop web design image layering, the site was originally hosted on the mhv.net and later the inquire.net before finding its permanent home at its present URL - www.quincyexaminer.com.
In October 2020, the site became secured with the HTTPS rather than the traditional HTTP with the traditional https rather than http url call.
At the time the notion was simple - to create a television series website dedicated to the childhood memories of an earlier time when family and friends watched television on one of three networks - ABC, NBC, or FOX in the New York Tri-state area.
The Original Quincy Web Site
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Quincy Examiner gets a new more permanent home!
In 2003, our site moved from the inquire.net domain to its own new home at www.quincyexaminer.com. Still part of the creator web, it now has its own domain where it can flourish and grow!
In August 2006, The QME Wiki went online as a subdomain rather than a subdirectory that it has become today.