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http://www.EditThisPage.com> one of the domain names acquired by
UserLand for their free web hosting services that showcases ( and stress tests ) the
ManilaInterface web sites from their Scriptable
ObjectDatabase product
UserlandFrontier. Using either a web browser
RadioUserland to access <
http://EditThisPage.com/ > and signing up as a member the
ManilaInterface lets the member choose a new machine name for their web site that will be created inside the
EditThisPage domain.
Each web created supports the Authentication concepts of Public, Member, Contributing Editors and Managing Editors ( creator ) with preferences set by the Managing Editors on the Authorities for the site. Any page you are allowed to edit sprouts an
EditThisPage button [ hence the domain name ] and allows the body text of the web document message to be edited in the clients web browser or in their local copy of Frontier or Radio.
Userland launched the Manila
EditThisPage hosting service in December 1999 and by March 1st 2000 had over 3,000 sites; with
ThePlan to be hosting 10,000 sites by June.
Frontier creates a new independent
FrontierObjectDatabase for the member based on the members identity so that the machine name of their site ( and their entire web ) can be changed at whim.
See
ManilaByDaveWiner
EditThisPage.com has been discontinued as of December 1, 2005