caspianrex Posted March 9, 2022 Posted March 9, 2022 I used to visit the website of the Zarahemla Research Foundation, who published the interesting Restored Covenant Edition of The Book of Mormon, and always found their site user-friendly and well put together. Several months ago, I noticed that the ZRF site no longer existed, and some friendly folks on this forum directed me to the website of the Book of Mormon Foundation, with which the ZRF had merged. I was looking at that site yesterday, and let me tell you, it is one of the worst websites I have ever seen. It looks like some clumsy relic from the old Geocities days of website creation. (Anyone remember Geocities?) Bland fonts, a layout that doesn't fit on one screen, and is impossible to navigate on a tablet or phone, dead links, and virtually no rhyme or reason to what material is shared on the site. They could really use someone who knows just a tiny bit about website creation to re-do that thing... Has anyone else visited the BOMF site? If so, any thoughts? 1
caspianrex Posted March 9, 2022 Author Posted March 9, 2022 Incidentally, I did find out that there is an archived version of the original ZRF site on the "Wayback Machine" at archive.org. https://web.archive.org/web/20160430023846/http://www.restoredcovenant.org/Default.asp?CAT=Home It would be cool if they had been able to migrate that site over to the BOMF website when the organizations merged... 1
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