Combine the worst of all three, and you get TimeCube!Daealis said:There are three different groups that have this characteristic, at least from what I've seen on the web:Duvelthehobbit666 said:BTW, has anyone noticed that websites that give evidence of a conspiracy usually are designed horribly? I think there is a negative correlation between the stupidity of the conspiracy theorist and the website layout. I mean its not like they can't hire someone to do it, or they can't learn it themselves.
1. Teenagers with the internet experience as wide as your standard house pet. They have non-matching animations, very loud and messy backdrops and font changes every two sentences and such.
2. Conspiracy theorists. Their pages usually are a tad more toned down, with perhaps just one or two fonts and colors, but the overall page is still without any structure, just like you'd expect if a .txt-file was copypasted into some html-tags. A lot of images and possibly sources, but still a very hard to read or get a good picture of what they have as content.
3. Religious nutjobs. All the "you're gonna burn", "jesus is coming" and "atheists are devil worshippers" kinda pages are at best, with some calm and gentle color-theme, but more often than not these pages also resemble visually those conspiracy guys.